The Vegetable Seller and the Young Master

A strapping, handsome older shou x a dual-personality gong, either a nasty, sharp-tongued wolfdog or a sweet, obedient crybaby

At five in the morning, Wang Qi headed to the morning market with a cigarette between his lips to sell vegetables.

On the way, he saw someone lying in a ditch. He hurried over and pulled him out. In the faint morning light, he saw the youthful face of a boy who hadn't yet lost his innocence.

What a handsome kid, Wang Qi thought.

When the boy woke up, he said pitifully that he had nowhere to go. Wang Qi's heart softened, and he took him home.

The boy was good-natured and well-behaved. Apart from not knowing how to do any work, he was perfect.

Wang Qi sold vegetables during the day, while the boy sat on his cart like a pretty mascot.

Then one day, when he was drunk, the boy clung to Wang Qi, close to tears. "Ugh... I feel awful. I want you."

Wang Qi's heart softened again.

One day, the boy disappeared. When Wang Qi saw him again, somehow he had become the son of a big shot at the market.

Overjoyed, Wang Qi threw his arms around him.

The boy pushed him away, his eyes cold and disgusted. "Get your filthy hands off me!"

Wang Qi's heart shattered into a million pieces.

The young master was at the market to experience life. He was mean and spoiled, and he seemed to enjoy making Wang Qi's life difficult.

Wang Qi was driven out by his constant needling, so he moved and started working at another market.

A week later, on a rainy night, someone knocked on Wang Qi's door.

The boy stared at him with huge, tearful eyes, full of pent-up grievances, and hugged him tightly. His voice caught with tears. "Ugh... I missed you. Do you not want me anymore?"

Wang Qi: ???

1. The gong has a dual personality.

2. There is a 15-year age gap between the gong and shou.

3. The gong turns the shou gay.

Theme: An optimistic spirit.