A Handbook for Caring for the Sickly Beauty

[Ill but not weak + wounded and battle-worn + beautiful, powerful, and tragic] (Historical danmei, faux political intrigue, fictional setting. Don't take the history too seriously; the author knows nothing about it.) (I'm writing this to feed my own cravings. If there's something you'd like to read, tell me and I'll cook up a couple of dishes.)

Jing Yao × Fan Lang

From the top's perspective:

When a beauty throws herself into your arms, how could you possibly refuse? Even hesitating for a moment would be disrespectful to her.

But a few days later, Jing Yao suddenly realizes something is terribly wrong: the beauty he's taken in seems to be on the verge of dying!

Help! Help! I need a care guide for a sickly beauty!

From the bottom's perspective:

Hunted by his enemies, Fan Lang plays the pig to eat the tiger and pretends to be weak, clinging to an honest man and refusing to let go.

On the surface, he's a frail flower who gasps after every few steps and coughs up blood at the drop of a hat. Behind the scenes, he's decisive and ruthless, killing without hesitation.

Jing Yao: “Fan Lang, which of your words are true, and which are lies?”

Fan Lang: “I'm truly dying, and I truly love you.”

The honest man isn't so honest, and the delicate flower isn't so fragile. They scheme against each other, can't break free of each other, and grow old together.

A definite happy ending. Nobody dies, nobody dies, nobody dies!