I Limped My Way Through Loving Big Brother

[Seme: Hao Shuai, uke: Fu Xing]

The day he was kidnapped and taken to a human-trafficking den, Fu Jian, a pampered young master from a wealthy family, met a nameless, battered wild child.

Everyone called him Little Stone, but Fu Jian secretly gave him a new name: Fu Xing.

In the cramped, gloomy basement, Fu Xing taught him how to hide food without getting caught. At night, they shared half a hard, dry steamed bun. Fu Jian rubbed his frostbitten hands and said, “Once we escape, I'll buy you lots and lots of delicious food and take you home.”

But that innocent promise was stained with blood.

At a crossroads during their desperate escape, Fu Jian was about to run out and draw the traffickers away, but Fu Xing held on tight. “Brother, you're hurt. I'll go.”

Fu Jian hid in a trash can and cried out to him, “I swear I'll come back and save you.”

After they parted, Fu Xing was captured and his right leg was beaten to pieces.

When he opened his eyes again, a boy named Hao Shuai appeared in the darkness.

He came from another world with System 127, sent to save Fu Xing, who had suffered all his life in this novel and eventually jumped into the sea to end it.

Hao Shuai came to save him, and to kill.

He would protect Fu Xing as he grew up, give him the warmth and security he'd never known, and let him taste every sweetness life had to offer.

And before Fu Xing's twenty-fourth birthday, at the very moment he fell completely in love with him, Hao Shuai would kill him with his own hands.