A-Team Explosive Ordnance Disposal Guide

Heads-up: Two male leads!! Two male leads!! Two male leads!! (I’m saying it three times because it’s important. Straight guys, stay away!!) + nonlinear timeline + Cheng An is a human-shaped “explosive” + nitpickers, don’t nitpick + the author’s writing is bad. This is essentially a romance for a female audience! Both are sexually inexperienced, and Tie is strictly the top while Cheng is the bottom. Tie Lu thought his adopted son had simply gone to study command. Five years passed with no word. All he ever received was the same eight characters: “The cadet is safe and attending classes as normal.” Then one day, an encrypted file landed on his desk: technical special operations officer, codename “Explosive,” doctoral graduate in ammunition engineering and explosive technology, and chief designer of the entire military’s new demolition equipment. In the file photo, a young man with a crew cut, sun-kissed skin, and a little canine tooth showing at the corner of his mouth gazed quietly at him. He had signed off on countless equipment applications, used the “Worker Bee” series of gear countless times, and praised the “genius designer” countless times. Yet he had no idea that every explosive that blasted paths open for him on the battlefield had been made by his adopted son. Cheng An ran his tongue over his canine tooth, stood behind Yuan Lang, and grinned at him. “Hey, Captain. Long time no see.”