Doctor, I Really Am Sick

(My next novel is The Teacher in a Begonia Novel. Please add it to your favorites, pretty please~) [Synopsis] A younger husky gong with a perfect line in dirty talk and a brain running on empty VS a highly educated, thin-skinned, cool and chaste doctor shou Powerful leads, younger gong, one-on-one, happy ending Formerly popular actor Qin Zhao has talent but no stage, and he also has a knack for attracting haters. Who knew that a secretly photographed series of pictures of him getting into a fight with someone would make him famous again? In the photos, Qin Zhao, dressed in a cool black punk outfit, has the young doctor Chu Sinian, wearing a white coat, pinned hard against a wall with his wrists held down. As Chu Sinian struggles, he accidentally reveals part of his smooth waist, its slender, shapely line seemingly warm with a honey-colored glow. His beautiful eyes are reddened with shame and anger. Chu Sinian: Let go, scum! Qin Zhao: Keep pretending, you degenerate! Netizens: Get it on right now! So hot! (╯‵□′)╯︵┻━┻ Chu Sinian, Qin Zhao: ...??? To seize the chance to clear his name and win back fans, Qin Zhao has no choice but to pair up with civilian doctor Chu Sinian for a variety show. They eat and live together, and even have to play awkward games. Egged on by the CP fans, Qin Zhao secretly swears: I'm a straight guy through and through! Anyone who ships us is a dog! But a year after the show ends, all their fans discover that their idol may have a serious case of straight-guy disease, but he isn't destined to live the life of a straight guy. Every few days, a tall, sneaky figure slips into Chu Sinian's consulting room. "Doctor, my eyes hurt. I need to look at you to get better." "Doctor, my chest feels tight. I need a hug from you to get better." "Doctor, my tailbone hurts. I need you to rub it for me to get better." Chu Sinian uses all his strength just to hold down Qin Zhao's hand as it tries to get up to no good. He says helplessly, "Can you stop fooling around? Forgot the oath you made?" Like a husky rejected by its owner, Qin Zhao wraps his arms around Chu Sinian's waist and gives him a kiss at the corner of his mouth. "Woof!" [Important 1] The gong spoils the shou. Mutual feelings. Both are virgins. Younger gong. (Content warning) The gong is a bit of an idiot early on, impulsive and hot-blooded, and doesn't think before acting. He's a character who grows, and starts to mature after the first five chapters. The shou is beautiful, strong, and tragic. He has a truly miserable background and is poor, though the gong is a rich idiot. Although this is marked as gong-centric, the gong's perspective is simply more prominent at the beginning. After that, the perspectives are mostly split evenly, so shou-centric readers can feel free to give it a try. [Important 2] The completed historical novel The General's Robe: a ruthless, flirtatious, sharp-tongued, and scheming rogue gong VS a cold, chaste general shou with astounding fighting prowess. Feel free to check it out! [Important 3] My next novel is The Teacher in a Begonia Novel. If you pass by, please add it to your favorites. Kisses! Jialan, a young university instructor in the Chinese department, accidentally discovers that one of the students he worked so hard to teach has been writing melodramatic smut for a begonia fiction site. After giving the student a thorough scolding, he discovers that he has somehow been transported into that very smut novel, becoming the beautiful shou who is abused in body and mind by the scum gong. In the original story, the beautiful shou is framed by a lovesick green tea woman and slandered by stubborn, hidebound ministers. The scum gong emperor mistakes him for the enemy who killed his mother and stole his wife. To take revenge, the scum gong locks the beautiful shou away in the palace and humiliates him day and night with every unthinkable method he can devise, filling the entire novel with unbearable mosaics. Even more absurdly, the beautiful shou develops Stockholm syndrome while being abused, and inexplicably forgives the scum gong in the end, leading to a happy ending amid a sea of mosaics. Jialan: This is garbage literature. Ugh! Drawing on his professional integrity as a university instructor in the Chinese department, Jialan resolves to completely overhaul the begonia novel and raise its level. He'll reform the green tea woman, teach the scum gong to be a better person, and continue his own educational work by becoming a good teacher who educates and guides his students. Through his tireless efforts, the old ministers, who used to glare at him and curse him as a "calamity who would ruin the country," now bow to him respectfully in the manner of students greeting a teacher, their faces full of admiration. "Your lecture was truly enlightening, Teacher. When will you have time to explain more to your students?" Jialan: "Of course!" The black-hearted green tea woman, who was mad with love, is purified into a true lotus blossom. She gives him a graceful bow and says coyly, "I was foolish and stubborn in the past, and I offended you, Teacher. If you don't mind, I would gladly give myself to you~" Jialan: "...Uh, that's really not necessary...?" And the scum gong, who only wanted sex and not love, is transformed into a well-read, reasonable, diligent, and humble emperor. By day, he's either attending court or dragging Jialan along to review memorials. But when night falls... Helian Zheng pounces on Jialan, pinning him to the desk covered in books and memorials. He holds down Jialan's struggling arms without question and leans close to his ear. "By day, you teach me how to be a ruler, Teacher. At night, it's only fair that I teach you how to be a wife." Jialan: ...???!!!!! A sly, flirtatious, wolfish gong pretending to be a harmless fool VS a beautiful, reserved, old-fashioned shou who only wants to focus on his career, but somehow ends up thoroughly ravished {color:#DC143C;font-weight:bold;border-style:double;} Theme: A hundred shameless ways for a younger wolf-dog gong to get what he wants