The Cold, Straight-Laced Doctor Is Forced to Raise a Seductive Little Wolfdog

A seemingly innocent but secretly calculating, flirtatious beauty of a top × an abstinent, fastidious bottom who breaks his vows

Both virgins / equally strong / double standards / calculating / playing dumb / each other’s first love / playing the pig to eat the tiger

Playing dumb is Si Beiyu’s best disguise, and falling in love with Si Beiyu is the most outrageous exception Li Yinzhou ever makes.

Si Beiyu has a dangerously beautiful face and the mind of a ten-year-old child, or so everyone believes.

A childhood trauma has left Li Yinzhou with severe germophobia. He keeps strangers at a distance, touches nothing but his surgical instruments, and allows not a speck of dust into his world.

Si Beiyu approaches him as part of a carefully planned scheme, wearing an innocent, foolish smile as he keeps barging into Li Yinzhou’s world.

At first, Li Yinzhou treats him with cold indifference. Then he quietly allows him to get closer, even breaking his own rules time and again for him: making room in his private space and putting up with being touched.

Years later, when they meet again, Li Yinzhou suddenly understands that some people’s arrival is itself an exception, impossible to give up and more dangerous than any other.

Clutching a pillow, Si Beiyu stands at the bedroom door. “Dr. Li, there’s thunder. I’m scared. Can we sleep together?”

Li Yinzhou is silent for three seconds, then makes room on one side of the bed. “Just this once.”

That night, the little fox rolls into his arms, and the fastidious man doesn’t push him away.

Si Beiyu gently wraps his arms around Li Yinzhou from behind. “Good morning, Dr. Li.”

Li Yinzhou stiffens. “Let go.”

“No. You smell so good.”

“Si Beiyu, I told you...”

“You said you don’t like being touched, but, Dr. Li... when you had a nightmare last night, you only managed to fall asleep because I held you.”

Si Beiyu kisses his earlobe. “Dr. Li, you’re so fastidious. Why can you put up with me and no one else?”