In the book, Chi Ranxi is the third young master of the Chi family in Jinghai, but he's an utterly despised castoff. Second Young Master Chi You uses him, has his kidney removed, and ultimately leaves him to die from blood loss.
In real life, Chi Ranxi read the story while ranting about its awful plot, and even blocked the author.
A year later, his mother died, leaving him utterly despondent. He jumped into the sea to end his life, only to wake up as Chi Ranxi, the third young master and adopted son of the Chi family from the book.
He can accept that the original Chi Ranxi was universally loathed, a troublemaker who did every awful thing imaginable. He can accept how foolish the original Chi Ranxi was.
But both his older brothers are into him. He's losing his mind.
Wasn't this supposed to be a revenge power fantasy? How did it turn into a damn gay romance? Weren't they both straight? Why do they both like me? As a straight man, the thing he finds most disgusting in this life is this sort of person.
Who could have expected that the universally loathed Chi Ranxi would become universally adored? It should be easy to make the Chi family's eldest and second young masters, both lunatics, into his dogs. Maybe he should just go berserk and take everyone down with him!
With his golden finger, Chi Ranxi turns Chi Shengyan and Chi You from people who harmed him or stood by and watched into his fanatical admirers. This is a face-slapping revenge story that turns the tables on everyone.
They meet in the pouring rain and fall in love with the first snow.
A flirtatious, hedonistic, scheming and darkly cunning shou, Chi Ranxi
At 23, Chi You tells him: "In this one life, I found you. Even if it means suffering a thousand calamities, I'll accept them gladly, willingly."
At 25, Chi Shengyan tells him: "That glance that made me fall for you when I was young poured into my heart like sweet rain. In an instant, my heart was thrown into turmoil. The young man finally lost his heart, willingly becoming your prisoner until the moment his heart stops beating."
(I hope you readers will leave lots of comments! Every single one is a wonderful surprise to me. Thank you for reading. The full story is already written.)
Theme: When in Rome, do as the Romans do
