The Ten Years I Was an Earl in London

Completed·[Two male protagonists + two-way secret love + exotic love + double purity (in various senses)] (Victorian Era) Viscount Gong & Chinese-British Mixed Count Shou (Qing Dynasty) … London in the 19th century. A British young man who ran away from his family handed a piece of bread to an Oriental boy. No one knows that what is handed out at this moment is the starting point for the rest of his life. Hidden in the gaps in the attic, looking up, the storm of the Pacific Ocean sweeps away the farewell. Red roses lie on the coffin, and 20 years of tides are buried in the letter paper. Returning to my hometown in the East, the hut by the sugar cane forest locks in the moonlight across the ocean. Old letters reveal years of deception. Under the moonlight, someone spent the rest of their lost life silently paving a way for survival. … No time travel, no rebirth, no system, not a brainless novel. There are factors such as forced love and imprisonment (less). The three views are upright and the feelings are slow to heat up. … CP2: HE, British Marquis - Elegant sand sculpture contrasting cuteness & gray business boss - cunning drama queen. Chapter 25 debuts. [Shuangjie, sweet and funny] … CP3: BE, British earl - innocent and cute & cold and doting - killer butler. Chapter 42 debuts, and chapters 78-89 unfold memories. … Warning: Chapters 1 to 17 are CP1's love letters written by Shou to Gong (Shou has many misunderstandings with Gong). It's extremely cruel! Even depressing. Skipping reading does not affect the understanding of the main line. The letters are in the first person, the others are in the third person. … Realistic style, plot characters are purely fictitious, without any political stance. Please leave a message~Please rate~ … The author's non-fanfics all feature two male protagonists! The theme of collision between Chinese and Western cultures! If you like Baozi, you can follow it! Not an AI article!