The well-behaved "unhinged" top student bottom (Song Cheng) × the highly controlling "saintly" top (Tan Lingfeng)
Older top | School days then city life | Mutual salvation | Broken up and reunited | Happy ending
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Tan Lingfeng was born into a middle-class family.
Privileged, polished, sunny, and even blessed with a face people liked, he was part of society's bright and shining side.
Born and raised in a big city...
That was how things were supposed to be.
Unfortunately, one disaster piled on another. When he opened his eyes again, he was faced with a rickety bunk bed and splintered wooden boards in a boarding high school in a fourth-tier city, while a filthy dorm supervisor cursed at him nearby.
Just staying "alive" in such a rotten environment was an achievement. Who could even think about "living"?
Let alone falling in love.
But fate was kind to him.
The other man crooked a finger, and led this stray dog away.
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Leave.
Whether it was his cold, chaotic family, the school that felt like a prison, or this desolate, stagnant city,
Song Cheng had to leave.
He was clever, so he grew up early.
And because he grew up early, he learned to endure.
Until someone accepted him, trusted him, and told him... they loved him.
He didn't believe it.
After breaking up and getting back together again and again, he finally drove the other man to the edge.
He was "crazy."
But luckily, Tan Lingfeng wasn't normal either.
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Six hidden cameras were stashed around the house.
It was only a breakup, but that man was willing to destroy his own personality over it.
Song Cheng was speechless.
A moment later, he actually burst out laughing.
Look at them. They were made for each other.
Reader's Guide:
1. The complete novel is finished and will update according to the rankings (I hope it gets ranked QAQ); without a ranking.
2. Dual POV, with more chapters from the bottom's perspective.
3. Both are each other's only partners, and their love is mutual.
4. No character is perfect (in short, youthful angst + melodramatic family drama, like a soap opera on prime-time TV, haha).
Theme: People keep making mistakes, but that's okay.