The Warmth of Ink and Brush

Two male leads + healing + rekindled love Gu Chen: Outwardly: A pampered rich young master who seems to have nothing to do, but is actually a business prodigy. In the early days, he is like a little ray of sunshine to Jiang Yi. Inwardly: Sensitive and perceptive, with a keen eye for detail. Once he sets his heart on someone, he is fiercely devoted and protective. Later, he acts cold toward others, but underneath his tough exterior, he has a soft heart. Jiang Yi: Outwardly: A young writer with a cool, aloof air. He seems distant and treats people with impeccable courtesy, but that courtesy is more like a thick wall that keeps everyone at arm’s length. Jiang Yi and his mother endured years of domestic abuse at his father’s hands, until his mother was driven insane. Jiang Yi personally sent the demon he called his father to prison. He meets Gu Chen at a book signing, and is eventually won over by Gu Chen’s relentless pursuit. He decides to give their relationship a chance. These two end up bound together for life because of a chance encounter. They separate midway through the story because of misunderstandings and pressure. At first, Gu Chen sweetly chases after his beloved; later, Jiang Yi has to chase his husband through heartbreak and regret…