△Completed. Written before I signed a contract. Read and purchase with caution.
[Blurb]
After meeting Zhou Luo, Yan Qi never wanted to be his little brother.
Through a twist of fate, the two of them lived side by side, with sweet moments and heartache alike.
A mysterious group lurking around them suddenly makes an appearance, intent on taking Yan Qi away. Zhou Luo discovers that they have countless ties to his own father.
Steady, responsible, gentle top vs. bottom who makes his top the center of everything
*Notes:
1. Older top, with a story spanning over a decade. A slice-of-life story.
2. The bottom is a student who starts a campus band, while the top is the head of a publishing house.
3. This story has a secondary couple.
4. Because of his upbringing, the bottom can be rather extreme in how he handles things.
I'm grateful you came by.
Theme: Grow up well.
Uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu""""I'm crying to death"
If it weren't for the sweet last chapter, I would have thought this was a BE article. Shanshan wrote very well, I like it very much, I feel sorry for their difficult journey along the way, I wish each of them peace and success in the future, with their loved ones by their side, three meals a day, throughout the year and throughout their lives.
I hope I can write a side story for Bai Yanming. The sub-CP is too cynical?
From yesterday to now, after I finished reading this novel, I have been holding my breath in my heart. I feel that I can't let it go without cursing. The people in this article that make me hate the most and almost kill them are the person named Han (I can't remember the surname of the person who suffered a thousand cuts) and Yin Chen. I don't know if each of his family members is considered a family member? Things: First, Han? Represents Yin Chen's classmates. In the end, Dongxi made Yin Chen's secret public again, so that Yin Chen wouldn't die (I really want to have a book-passing guide to let me kill this person in this book? He died without mercy, evil people should go to hell, not Yin Chen and others); and Yin Chen, a hypocrite from a seemingly well-known family, said that homosexuality was against their family's reputation, which made me laugh. The whole family, young and old, did not even care about the life of their own son for money, so-called bullshit reputation, and what kind of reputation they themselves were not worthy of. The so-called well-known family is really disgusting and hypocritical. Finally, I want to say something about the leaders of Yin Chen and his school. All of them are useless teachers. How come being gay is against their reputation? They just liked one person and it was none of their business. They made Yin Chen drop out of school. Yin Chen's death also had something to do with them. This society is really disgusting. Countless filthy things have been deposited underground for a long time, like chronic diseases that cannot be healed on their own. Finally, I feel that the author is a little regretful at the end of the article. Yin Chen and his family should be made to repent (I think it is difficult for them to be rich and superior). Although the reality is very cruel, I think it can still be imagined in the book. The guy named Han should also be made to repent and drop out of school. The evil person must pay for what he did. This is considered campus bullying.
Tears! There is a social phenomenon of perfection and regret! I hope more and more people understand homosexuals! Thanks to the author for free
I like that sentence so much. Adults always think that children don't understand anything and the decisions they make must be refuted. But they are actually the most passionate beings in the world. They know what they are doing and work hard.
I know you are in trouble, so I leave quietly
Wow wow wow, touching ing
WwwI thought it was a sweet text and I cried and fainted under the quilt. Fortunately, they didn't give up on each other. WwwThe deputy CP is be... I can't bear to let it gowwwFinally, thank you Jinjiang for letting me know Da Da!
Have you really been crying?