"Someone this cute must be a boy!" Qin Tianchang has a profound understanding of this saying. He thinks: It must feel something like raising a little cutie, like a fluffy puppy!
Whenever Qin Tianchang looks at a certain "little cutie," his heart turns to mush. But in the end, the little cutie in his eyes, who is actually a man-eating flower, chews him up until not even a scrap is left.
Help! What should I do about my adorable, multiple-personality gong? In every life, he's delicate and frail, and loves pretending to be weak. But when no one's around, he has a special talent, and he keeps shooting me puppy-dog eyes to get comfort. I can't help wanting to spoil him, spoil him, spoil him, but he's really the gong! Help! What should I do about my husband, the gong, who's always so absorbed in acting? His acting is already so good that I often get too immersed in the role to pull myself out. So I can't help spoiling him more and more. As a result, he gets more and more scheming, more and more unpredictable, more and more obsessive, and more and more insane. And in private, he secretly wants to tie me up and take me to a deserted island to live in a natural little black room. What should I do?
