As a hardcore gamer, Gu Chenxi had been playing games since childhood. He had the looks, the skills, the game sense, and the composure. In short, he had nothing but good looks, and he was the ultimate rank grinder.
After one too many sleepless nights of losing points and getting crushed, he finally snapped. In a fit of rage, he put on women’s clothes, took a photo of his legs, and posted it on the forum: [Looking for a gaming partner! If you can carry me up the ranks, I’ll give you my life!]
And somehow, he really found one.
His partner had a nice voice, stayed calm, played brilliantly, spent generously, and wasn’t the least bit sleazy. He was the perfect carry, one in a million. Best of all, he could even help Gu Chenxi reach the top national rank.
So Gu Chenxi started doing everything he could to keep him around.
He liked cute-girl voices, so Gu Chenxi put one on.
He liked little cheongsams, so Gu Chenxi wore one.
He liked lullabies, so Gu Chenxi sang them.
He liked being called “big brother,” so Gu Chenxi called him that.
Gu Chenxi figured there was no gaming partner more dedicated than him.
Then one day, his partner suddenly pulled out a huge diamond ring. Gu Chenxi: “...”
Something didn’t seem quite right.
After twenty years of being firmly against men, Gu Chenxi immediately unplugged his internet, hopped on a train, fled to a film set in the mountains, and changed his username. There, he latched onto the new award-winning actor on the same set: aloof, chaste, devastatingly handsome, and incredibly skilled.
Then he realized the new actor’s username was exactly the same as his online boyfriend’s.
And on the screen was a message the actor had sent to a friend: [Once I find her, I’ll lock her in a little room first and break her legs.]
Gu Chenxi: “...”
He was doomed.
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Yesterday when I was adding bookshelves, I was still serializing it, and it was finished today. What a blessing.
Not bad, very delicious
It's hard for those who want to see the waistcoat off, you need to watch until the end 🤦
Not bad, just feels a bit like a little girl
It's good to watch. I like the male protagonist's character, writing style, and plot. Come on, ma'am.
Not bad, but it feels like the ending is rushed. There are no sequels, only hints. Gu Chenxi's character is so lovable
It's okay, but there are a lot of supporting characters who want to be harmed, and there's a lot of dancing.
It's great, not abusive. I understand the other person in the game and accepts it well. I follow my heart. My parents also support me. There are no setbacks or misunderstandings. The whole story is a sweet cookie~ [full]
Very interesting, but the ending is a bit rushed, come on