After the Fake Young Master Hitched His Wagon to the Wrong Star

Yu Ci transmigrates into a melodramatic BL novel as a bit-part character who gets barely a mention.

The original Yu Ci has no parents. After rebelling wildly, he is completely abandoned by his stern uncle, Ninth Master Fu, and eventually dies in destitution.

When Yu Ci arrives, the most feared elder in the capital's elite circle is coldly delivering his final warning: "Whether you live or die has nothing to do with me."

Why give up a life of luxury to act out? To save his life, Yu Ci drops to his knees on the spot, lowers his eyes, and clutches the man's coat tightly.

"Uncle, I'll be good from now on."

From then on, Yu Ci lives the diligent life of a minor character, clinging to his powerful uncle.

He knows there's a mysterious big boss in the novel, someone who can control everything and never even appears before the ending.

To avoid the big boss's shadow and the gang of deranged rich heirs, Yu Ci sticks even closer to his uncle and begs for protection, afraid that one wrong move will get him thrown out of the house.

Yu Ci thinks: I've finally secured my powerful backer, right?

Then one day, he accidentally discovers that the villain feared by the entire book is none other than his own uncle, a man known for his restraint, self-control, and impeccable reputation.

The man Yu Ci thought of as his safe haven sits on a sofa in the dark, calmly watching him.

He loosens his tie and yanks the boy trying to escape into his arms, then binds his hands with the tie and murmurs in his ear:

"You went to all that trouble to play the good boy just so I'd only look at you, didn't you? Xiao Ci, now you've got what you wanted. Why are you running?"

[Cool and aloof bottom × restrained older top]

Theme: Love knows no class or status.