Correcting an Overcorrection

The blurb is told from the gong's perspective, while the story itself is told from the shou's perspective!

Zhou Cheng has a younger brother who shares neither parent nor blood with him.

After the boy was brought home as an illegitimate child, Zhou Cheng's parents died before anyone could verify his identity.

The grudges and grievances of the previous generation were sealed away with his parents' passing. All that remained was the sickly, pitiful little kid in front of him.

Zhou Cheng sighed and thought, I'll raise him.

The kid was in such poor health that Zhou Cheng was always indulgent with him, giving him whatever he wanted.

He raised him all wrong.

When the kid grew up, he became clever and handsome.

But he was also a womanizer, fickle in love, frequenting places of pleasure and living a chaotic private life.

Realizing he had failed as a guardian, Zhou Cheng called him back and kept him by his side, hoping to raise him properly from the beginning.

It didn't last long before the kid was gone.

Reborn into another life, Zhou Cheng remembered everything from his past life and decided to change his approach to raising him.

This time, he absolutely wouldn't let him get involved in any more messy relationships.

He kept the kid by his side at all times, never letting him leave his sight.

He had to wear long sleeves and trousers. No one was allowed to touch or see any part of him covered by his clothes.

He couldn't have unnecessary contact with anyone. A young man's chastity was the most precious thing in the world, and he absolutely mustn't lose it.

The kid continued to grow up, still clever and handsome. Zhou Cheng raised him into someone rigid and old-fashioned, so much so that even an involuntary morning erection would leave him embarrassed and anxious all day.

Zhou Cheng hadn't even had time to breathe a sigh of relief.

On the very first day of university, the kid showed up in his military training uniform, its collar revealing his collarbones, walking arm in arm with a male classmate.

Watching their bodies touch, Zhou Cheng thought of the marks on the kid's body in his previous life, his awkward gait, the drawer full of little toys, and the medical checkup report flagging his chaotic lifestyle...

Zhou Cheng suddenly felt that his approach to raising him had truly been a failure.

It had been a failure in his previous life, and it was a failure in this one too.

He decided to try an approach the kid might actually prefer.

He took him to bed.

And taught him a lesson all over again.

Once again, to be clear: the blurb is from the gong's perspective! Zhou Cheng is the gong! The story itself will be written from the shou's perspective! Yu Wangshu is the shou!

Yu Yueyue has no memories of his previous life. He was raised into someone old-fashioned, naive, and adorably clueless. He spends the whole story watching Zhou Cheng act crazy without knowing what he's worked up about. He might regain his memories later.

They're each other's only one, even in their previous lives. Yu Yueyue already had little toys, so why would he need anyone else? Zhou Cheng is just jealous for no reason.

Theme: Cherish life! Life is wonderful, so please keep going!