"Returning to the Inkstone"
Author: Yan Gui Yan Gui
Genre: Two male protagonists/Republic of China/Sadomasochism
During the Republic of China, Jiang Si, the son of the Governor's Mansion, once lost his family, his relatives died tragically, and his close friends betrayed him. His blood turned to cold ashes, and he escaped into Buddhism and became a Buddhist monk. The Buddha beads on his fingertips were spinning, hoping to survive all the tribulations in the world of mortals.
Zhou Yan, the young master of the Zhou family from Qianxing, returns home, as bright as the warm sun. When he was young, he accidentally ended up living in the Governor's Mansion. He was taken care of by Jiang Si, and his heart was already quietly attached to him. However, the world was unpredictable and the war was raging. He tried his best to protect him, but in the end he watched him wearing cassock and isolated from the world of mortals.
Next to the ancient Buddha of Qingdeng, he is a cold and self-sufficient Buddhist disciple, guarding against the sins and obsessions of the past; in the mortal world, he is the young master of the Zhou family who is persistently pursuing, thinking about the warmth and care of the past. A watch that lasted for many years, and an involuntary miss. He crossed all living beings in the world, but he could not cross him in his heart; he searched through thousands of rivers and mountains, just hoping to cross him out of the sea of suffering and return to his side.
In the turbulent years of the Republic of China, love and hate are entangled, and fate is inevitable. Can they break through the shackles of the world and the haze of the past, and finally get through each other and spend the rest of their lives together?
Very interesting, the story is novel