A good-for-nothing at love x an old-fashioned little hedgehog
Once upon a time, a little hedgehog turned into a human. To support himself, he decided to look for a job. He walked and walked, until he came to a danmei bookstore with a hiring sign in the window...
Le Qi was a little hedgehog who had lived for many years with an old professor in the Chinese department. Unexpectedly, the professor suddenly passed away one day. The bank repossessed the house, and Le Qi was left homeless.
To support himself, Le Qi decided to find work, and soon found a job that suited him perfectly: bookstore clerk.
Le Qi loved the job. The books were rather obscure and hard to understand, but the owner and her family were easy to get along with, and even arranged temporary lodgings for him.
There was just one problem: the owner’s younger brother was a bit difficult to deal with.
Ouyang Songnian, male, 32, a famous lifelong bachelor in Hong Kong.
He isn’t famous because he’s fabulously wealthy or all-powerful.
It’s simply because 60% of Hong Kong’s residents have visited his dental clinic.
As an exceptionally skilled dentist, Dr. Ouyang has dealt with all kinds of impacted teeth, but he’s still a complete dunce when it comes to love.
He’s never even held hands with anyone, but he’s been swindled out of plenty of money.
People in his circle secretly nicknamed him “the diamond king of gays.”
Then one day, his older sister suddenly foisted a tenant on him.
The guy looked like the hottest thing in the gay scene, but seemed like a bookworm in every other way.
Not only did he work hard every day, he also came home and diligently studied the books sold in the store.
That is, all kinds of HE novels and comics (the E is silent).
He might be gay himself, but he didn’t want this stuff scattered all over his home!
And besides, besides!
One night, after drinking, he discovered
that the guy had turned into a hedgehog!
Seriously, how could this be right?
Worse, the guy didn’t seem able to switch between human and hedgehog form at will.
And there was a dog in the house.
So to stop his roommate from getting eaten, he had no choice but to carry him in his pocket to work!
[Reading Guide]
Longing for love, never dated, always getting scammed by old men, gong x innocent, a hedgehog in his true form, old-fashioned little shou
A healing, lighthearted, sweet story
A slow-paced, chaotic everyday life as roommates
One-on-one, SC, happy ending
Mainly told from the shou’s perspective
Content warning: The gong has no ex, no first love, and no crush, but he often gets scammed out of money on dating apps.
Theme: A man’s greatest virtue is knowing when to keep his mouth shut.