A Combo Move

It’s hard to take back spilled water, but only because it’s hard to gather it up. If you think about it, once it’s spilled, why mourn it? So this time, at least, I won’t lose again.

In short, this is a story about tormenting a scumbag gong. There’s no pathetic shou here; the shou is determined to leave the scumbag from the very beginning! ← (I’m really fed up with indecisive shou who bring misery upon themselves.)

A guide to landing a perfect combo on a scumbag gong

Here’s another story by the author, in case you haven’t read it.

A few things to know before reading:

1. The shou is gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous, and totally irresistible, with an amazing talent and a golden finger.

2. The scumbag gong won’t be redeemed, and there won’t be a change of partner. He’ll just be put through the wringer.

3. The trope is old: a stand-in becomes true love, but the scumbag realizes his feelings only after love is gone.

4. There’s melodrama by the bucketload, including identity reversals. This is classic, time-tested melodrama, guaranteed to deliver.

5. If you don’t like it, quietly move on. Everyone’s happy that way.

6. The writing style is as usual: subtle and intricate, with lots of introspection. In short, it’s so! very! wordy! (Read that again.) Read according to your own tolerance. If you find it tedious, the author is sorry; just part ways and go in peace! Please don’t leave angry comments here!

6. If you’re okay with all of the above, enjoy the story!