Sentinel and Guide: Why Do Wolves Eat Vegetables?!

The author’s first book, with plenty of flaws.

Top-leaning, sweet story, no angst for the bottom.

[Double purity + raising a child + younger man]

Quiet, cute, alluring guide with psychological trauma who grows up slowly, Zhu Fengmian × patient, straightforward older war-god sentinel, Huo Shulang.

A wolf with a fated guide is no different from a dog. Oh, right, even loyal Gou Shou has a partner, while he doesn’t have anyone.

Having a fated guide but never meeting them means no one can soothe him. All he can do is silently endure his increasingly restless mindscape.

He had long since accepted his fate. When his agitation reached 96%, he took a mission from the Federation’s leadership, intending to die in that silent place.

There, in that silent place, he found his fated guide just as he had prepared himself to die.

His fated guide was both very big and very small: 184 centimeters tall, but with a mindscape as still as a dead pool. He was timid, too, and unwilling to interact with the outside world.

But Huo Shulang was patient. He had waited sixteen years since his own differentiation, and with a lifespan of three hundred years, he could afford to wait.

And so:

The boy who couldn’t speak grew into a sweet younger brother who called him “Big Brother.”

The wary kitty who had accidentally wandered in became the master of the house.

The innocent little darling knew nothing of shame. He openly showed himself off and “helped” the sentinel who belonged to him in every way.

Wearing an outfit of chains that left little to the imagination, the silver links glinting against his chest, Zhu Fengmian asked, “Big Brother, do you need to have sex with me?”

Huo Shulang turned away in a fluster, breathing heavily. “Who taught you that?”

Zhu Fengmian wrapped his arms around his waist. “Big Brother, I’m doing this willingly.”

Where else could you find such an obedient boyfriend?

A boyfriend who grows up with you is a treasure.