Teaming Up with the Villain, a Professional Victim [Showbiz]

Qin Pei, who often plays the most stylish villains on screen, is a terrifying villain off screen too. His victim, Qin Chong, inexplicably loves him so much that he loses himself, as if he were acting in an absurd real-life drama. Luckily, the other man finally arranges for him to pursue his own “acting career” (as all kinds of victims), seemingly hinting that he can live independently. Just as Qin Chong, instinctively sensing danger, is about to step out of this inexplicable quagmire of a relationship, the other man grabs hold of him and refuses to let go, then confesses that he’s been the real victim all along? Qin Chong, looking utterly baffled: Are you messing with me? A gong with his own god-tier logic x a normal shou inexplicably controlled by him (Content warnings: 1. At first it seems like a scum gong and a pathetic shou, but later it looks like only the gong is scum. 2. Probably a melodramatic story with just a little angst for flavor. 3. Some fantasy elements.) Theme: