(Two male leads / both virgins / obsessive / scheming / corruption / mad dog)
Devoted, exclusive love
Gentle, calculating divine crown prince shou x corrupted, loyal sect master gong
Plays the pig to eat the tiger: pretends to be innocent x slowly boils the frog: innocent-looking but dark inside
One is doting with no limits, the other is gentle and puts on a pure act
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There is a large age gap between gong and shou. Gong wanders into the mortal world and is taken in by shou, who raises him for a purpose: to use him as a weapon. At first, they're both kind, gentle white flowers. Later, the crown prince reveals his dark side and lays it all out, saying he wants to kill gong to achieve his goal. Heartbroken, gong turns dark and takes shou home by force. Content warnings: imprisonment, cold violence, shou loses his memories, and a little coercive romance. But there aren't many angsty scenes; a little angst is good for the soul.
A love that stands alone! Shou will stop at nothing to achieve his goals, and gives in only halfway, even though this innocent little puppy wants him.
Gong is gentle and doting. He hates shou to death, yet can't stop worrying about him, and keeps spoiling him even while he hates him!
The amnesiac, innocent crown prince: “My feet are cold.”
The corrupted young lord of the Demon Realm: “And?”
“…”
P.S. You hate him to death, and he still dares to say his feet are cold. What is that supposed to mean?
…It means, “Soak them!” The dignified young lord of the Demon Realm personally kneels down to help the crown prince soak his feet!
Aside from the later part, when the corrupted gong makes shou suffer a little to move the plot forward and help him understand himself, gong and shou spoil each other throughout. Gong truly loves doting on shou; shou only spoils gong out of guilt, since he's using him.
Corruption level maxed out. Off to the dungeon!
Su Chenyu: You hate me to death, and you've locked me in this lightless cage to fend for myself? Fine, I'll just stop living. Better to die early and be reborn sooner!
Ji Fengqiu: For crying out loud!
It can be seen that the writing skills of this book are relatively immature, the narrative rhythm is a bit messy, and overall it is not as good as the second book, but the emotional line is still brilliant. The author is really good at writing emotional dramas.