With his father's influence and his own excellent qualities, Chang Hongyi has had a smooth ride through his thirty years. But on the cusp of middle age, he falls victim to a calamity called love, brought on by a young punk. The cute little pretty boy, who was "fostered" in his apartment and seemed helpless and easy to get, actually has the nerve, and, more importantly, the strength, to pin him down? Damn it! Chang Hongyi absolutely refuses to admit that "trying to steal a chicken and losing the rice" describes him perfectly. He has to make up his mind...
Official blurb:
After leaving Hong Kong's financial sector and returning to the capital to take a nominal position as deputy editor-in-chief at a well-known financial magazine, Chang Hongyi lives the life of a playboy, dazzling by day and decadent by night. Then one day, an old acquaintance and former business partner, Uncle Xu, and his wife leave their beloved son in his care while they go abroad to expand their business. Chang's heart starts itching as he schemes to get his hands on the sunny, well-behaved young beauty, only to set himself on fire and end up being taken by the boy after one drunken night. This grown man is played around like a fool. He's never believed in that tired old idea that sex inevitably leads to love, but someone has become addicted to having sex with him. Love, meanwhile, is the one thing that damn well refuses to be given freely, and what takes its place is... He just wants to ask one thing: Xu Yang, do you even have a heart?!
I ran over to cheer for RR.