A seemingly gentle but secretly unhinged actor gong x a rich young master turned superstar shou
Chi Yutian x Qi Huai. More sweet than angsty, and each crazier than the last.
Economics has a central concept called marginal utility: as a need is gradually met, your desire for it decreases.
But in love, once you have someone, do they become less and less interesting to you?
Qi Huai lives with his half-sister. Across the hall is a hugely famous actor, whose temper is remarkably mild and who treats everyone with warmth and consideration.
Drowning in a sea of tenderness, Qi Huai realized he couldn't climb out only when it was too late.
He likes this actor: his refined manner, the gentle patience with which he explains problems. He wants to have him all to himself, to claim all that tenderness.
But what awaits him is the sight of the man he loves marrying his sister. Watching the video of their wedding, tears splatter across his phone screen and blur the image. This time, there's no one to wipe his tears or feel sorry for him.
For twenty-five years, Chi Yutian has been detached from desire, treating everyone equally. But when it comes to Qi Huai, he can't keep things even.
He likes this hot-tempered young master, the way Qi Huai's eyes are filled with nothing but him, and taking care of him in every possible way.
But the seventeen-year-old him suffered enough, and the twenty-five-year-old him doesn't want to love again. He's obsessive, possessive, and crazy...
In class, the professor asks, “Can anyone think of something where the more you get, the less your desire doesn't diminish?”
“The more I like him, the more I want. I'll never have enough.”
Everyone thought the young master had lost his mind. Years later, when they remembered that answer, those who had laughed finally understood.
After watching it, it's so interesting and beautiful! The author's writing style is excellent, the plot has ups and downs, and the characters are three-dimensional. It's so beautiful!
Good-looking, good-looking