A Love Letter to Uncle Qin

Blurb: Chu Yi is a rising young star in the entertainment industry, blessed with stunning looks. But none of that helps, since he has a knack for attracting scumbag men and the women they cheat with. He throws his whole heart into every relationship, and gets cheated on every time. Qin You's childhood friend teases him, saying that this usually cold and ruthless man turns into a mother hen protecting her chick the moment Chu Yi shows up. Uncle Qin doesn't even look up. “I want to. So what?” As a reliable powerful backer, Uncle Qin naturally can't stand one thing: seeing Chu Yi get bullied. There's nothing wrong with protecting your boy and keeping him to yourself, but why is something starting to feel off the more he protects him? Later, when things get weird, Chu Yi says, “Hey, how about you use your influence to get me a role?” Qin You: “If I ever hear you bringing up being someone else's kept lover again, I'll break all three of your legs. Believe me?” Chu Yi is about to cry. Hey, did you even hear what I said? How does that saying go? Liking someone means letting yourself go; loving someone means holding yourself back. To put it in a cruder way, liking someone means, “Screw sleep, let's get up and party!” Loving someone means, “Screw partying, go to bed!” Reader's guide: ① The story involves the entertainment industry, but it's basically a romance wearing an entertainment-industry costume. ② Neither the top nor the bottom is sexually inexperienced, so consider this your warning. The author can only promise that they'll stay faithful to each other once they realize their feelings are mutual. ← Link to the author's new web novel ← Link to the author's new novel's mobile version Please add this to your favorites if you're interested. It's the next story I'm starting! For Mr. Nie's Favor Many years later, someone interviews award-winning actor Tong Yan and happens to mention Mr. Nie, his boss when he first debuted. Tong Yan smiles faintly. “Mr. Nie gave me my big break.” People in the entertainment industry really are good at joking, as if no one knows what happened back then. The truth: Someone slept with their sugar daddy and rose to fame. Tong Yan climbed into Mr. Nie's bed and was immediately blacklisted. And the blacklist wasn't all. Mr. Nie thought Tong Yan's whole sultry, shameless act lowered the entertainment industry's average moral standards, so he kept him close and lectured him like a son for years. Other sugar daddies spent every night in passionate, intimate embraces... Mr. Nie made Tong Yan memorize the Eight Honors and Eight Shames every night. The more Tong Yan thought about it, the more he wanted to laugh. He was supposedly the kind of actor who could act with just his face, but was Mr. Nie even a normal man? Of course, only Tong Yan knows whether Mr. Nie is normal. Please add this to your favorites, readers. Your support is what keeps the author writing! This story's CP: cold top who is warm only to the bottom x bottom who seems sensible but is really a boy-crazy little darling Theme: