Everyday Life with a Psychopath

Feng Xiaoyu thinks life is downright surreal. Thrust into the role of family head at a moment of crisis, he's not as smart as his split-personality cousin, not as learned as his ancient tenant, and not as strong as his bewitching butler. He can't even out-crazy the future little white one. And they're all a bunch of lunatics he has to protect and keep hidden from the world. What a bleak life. Hanshan asked, "When someone in this world slanders me, insults me, looks down on me, laughs at me, deceives me, and despises me, what should I do?" Shide replied, "Just put up with them, give way to them, avoid them, bear with them, let them be, respect them, and pay them no mind. In a few years, just wait and see." Xia Tian asked, "When the tenants in your house hate you, insult you, hide things from you, laugh at you, deceive you, and rile you up, what should you do?" Feng Sanyu replied, "I'll put up with them, give way to them, avoid them, bear with them, let them be, respect them, and pay them no mind. In a few years, just wait and see." (Laughs) Things to know before reading: Absolutely 1v1. Extremely slow burn. The author is obsessed with plot and details, and can't stand leaving causes and consequences unexplained. The gong is a healing little angel: weak at first, strong later, optimistic, devoted to his wife, loves to complain and court disaster, and has a sound moral compass without being rigid. You'll have to read the story to learn the rest. He is absolutely not a scumbag =v=. This is gong-centric. Of course, I haven't read much danmei, so to me, gong-centric just means the protagonist is the gong, nothing else. A switch pairing isn't out of the question. Anyway, the whole story is clean, though I don't think that detail matters much = = The CP is not his younger brother _(:з"∠)_ Currently complete and undergoing revisions. Here's the link to the second book: ↓ "The Demon Lord at My Side" Theme: