What's Wrong with Giving Uncle Yao a Kiss? I'll Just Marry You

[Two male leads: minors, please stay away] [Shu Ang, the clingy and coquettish pursuer + Lin Qiyao, willing to take the submissive role for love] [There are tests and misunderstandings early on. The author calls it “push and pull”; readers call it “they won't just say what they mean.” If that bothers you, don't read.] Shu Ang has been learning from Lin Qiyao since childhood. The companionship and care quietly planted the seeds of love in Shu Ang's heart. Three years ago, the news that Uncle Yao was getting married struck Shu Ang like a blade. He could only bury his feelings and painfully cut off contact. (He only found out later that it was a fake marriage.) But fate's gears turn once more. A friend tells Shu Ang that Uncle Yao has divorced! His pent-up feelings burst free in an instant. Shu Ang flies back at once, faces his true feelings, and boldly confesses to Uncle Yao. When he refuses, Shu Ang just kisses him, kissing him until he behaves. But is it really that simple?