[Two male leads] [Size difference] [193 cm rugged older man × 170 cm arrogant young man] [Gentle and dependable × Sensitive and haughty] [Mutual devotion]
Sheng Yang is thirty-two years old, 193 centimeters tall, and built like a tank. He’s a professional writer and, in his spare time, socially anxious. He lives alone and survives on instant noodles.
His love life has been a complete mess, and he thought that was how things would be for the rest of his life.
Until one night, when he went to a convenience store to buy instant noodles and found a boy in a pile of cardboard boxes in an alley.
Black hair, cat ears, slit pupils.
When the boy woke up, he bristled. “You’re keeping me prisoner.”
The rugged man scratched his head. “…If I were keeping you prisoner, would I let you sleep in my bed?”
The author's writing style is very delicate, and his emotions are true without a trace of falsehood. As the author said earlier in the article, I was also thinking about whether I had any regrets about missing out. It seemed that I didn't, but later I discovered that I had hidden them just like Sheng Yang. I don't want to cause trouble to others, it's too painful for me. In the author's novels, I feel some insights from real life. The author uses an almost utopian world to express his true thoughts, which is a reflection of his regret. I actually really want to know the story behind the novel.
This book is the sanctuary I built for myself, hoping that all my unhappiness can be cured here. If you have ever felt that you are an alien, don't be sad or bored, there will always be people willing to accept you who don't fit in. Not because you are perfect enough, but because you happen to be his only answer.
The writing is very good and reads smoothly. I haven't seen anything like this in a long time.