[After Picking Up an Amnesiac Beauty, the Cold-Faced Big Shot’s Image Falls Apart]
Outwardly aloof, inwardly full of thoughts top × amnesiac, sweet innocent bottom with an unhinged second personality
Mutual healing | Episodic story | Supernatural city
Chi Ye, head of the A City Supernatural Affairs Bureau, is nicknamed “Big Ice Block.” They say no one should come within ten meters of him.
That is, until he returns from a mission with a white-haired young man in tow.
From then on, his image falls apart completely
The boy says he’s hungry, and Chi Ye silently pulls out some dried fish. The boy throws a tantrum, and Chi Ye gives in to his every whim. The boy is in danger, and Chi Ye unleashes his powers on the spot.
Everyone is heartbroken: “Chief, where did your icy demeanor go?”
Even more absurdly, the boy is a mystery from head to toe: he can’t feel pain, he has amnesia, his power level is too high to measure, and whenever he leaves Chi Ye, his powers run wild.
There’s no choice but to keep him by Chi Ye’s side every day.
So every day, his subordinates watch the cold-faced chief with a pretty young man following behind him, munching on gossip and shipping them.
Even more absurdly, at every supernatural incident, the boy says something strange and then solves the problem.
Everyone: “The chief’s landed a rich sugar daddy!”
Until one day, amid the ruins, the boy suddenly seems like a different person. His red eyes narrow, and right in front of everyone, he kisses Chi Ye.
“Allow me to introduce myself,” he says with a wild grin. “I’m your chief’s boyfriend.”
Everyone: “???”
No, wait, put him down before you say that!
It looks like a big shot taking a kid around to fight monsters, but really, the kid is giving the chief cheat codes and uncovering the truth about the world.
Originally titled The Dying.
Humanity lives on in the face of death.
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