[Two male leads + metaphysics + sweet romance + adorable contrast + livestreaming]
[An occult master livestreams ghost hunts and, along the way, turns an icy CEO into a lovesick fool.]
[Professional Celestial Master, clingy sweetheart on the side! Clinging to him online! The whole internet is shipping me and the icy CEO!]
Xu Jiangli is the 108th-generation sole heir and head Celestial Master of Qiyang Temple. He has two great loves in life: livestreaming ghost hunts and showing affection, and sticking close to his CEO boyfriend, Ye Tingyun.
To his fans, he's a sunny, chatty comedian whose livestreams are full of surprises. He can turn a haunted house into a stand-up routine, and his day-to-day mission is to figure out how to melt his icy boyfriend.
To Ye Tingyun, he's spoiled, clingy, fond of sleeping in and eating snacks, and unable to get around on his own without him, as if he were too delicate to care for himself.
A modern occult master who keeps up with the times, Xu Jiangli can do it all, from livestreaming ghost hunts to telling fortunes, yet he always curls up in the CEO's arms and whines, “I want a hug~”
The decisive CEO who rules the boardroom lets someone cling to him like a human ornament at home. He only gives a mild warning when the clinginess gets to be too much: “Keep it up, and you'll sleep alone tonight.”
#Everyone says Mr. Ye is as cold as an iceberg, but he's actually my personal catnip# #Everyone is afraid of Ye Tingyun, but Xu Jiangli dares to climb on top of him and fall asleep# #The biggest obstacle to the CEO's 'the sky's fallen, the king must die' routine is his boyfriend asking for a hug#
It's great! It's just that Ye Zong seems a bit cold and distant, probably because of that spirit. But Xu Tianshi warms him up, and Ye Zong gradually becomes more understanding, answering him seriously and agreeing to everything, indulging him greatly. Xu Tianshi's career also flourishes. In the last two chapters, their relationship suddenly reaches a certain point, almost too abruptly.
It's not bad. President Ye gradually went from being indifferent to gentle, and their daily interactions are quite sweet.
It's a pity it ended badly, abruptly. But the concept was good and novel, so I'll still give it a good review.
It's really good, keep it up, author!