A Lover's Relationship

Sang Ye: "A lovers’ arrangement: closer than friends with benefits, wilder than a relationship. No responsibility, freedom on both sides. We can come and go as we please; if it works, great, and if it doesn’t, we split. Love above all, with the affected beauty of romantic idealism." Lin Zheng: "Quit talking and get over here." Also known as The CEO Boyfriend Is So Damn Hot and Crying My Eyes Out While Being the Bottom (Not Really) Suave, depraved literary rogue gong x flamboyant, carefree playboy shou One is obsessive, the other a libertine. They look askance at the world, finding ordinary people dull. Their first meeting strikes like a fatal blow, a cinnabar mark carved into their blood that can never be cut away. [Content warnings] Caution for readers who require chaste characters. There’s angst and melodrama; the tone leans toward serious drama. [Blurb dated December 31, 2018] [Recommended] My dear friend Wanchun Han’s danmei novel, Never Over: A flirt who drifts through a sea of flowers gong x a polished, all-purpose pretty boy shou A genuinely short-tempered man and a man who only pretends to be calm. After years of careful plotting, they fall in love all at once. Teacher Xu falls into the arms of Chen Nuoyan, a little drama king, and never recovers. He comes down with the illness of "a thousand trees bloom before the sick tree." [Coming next] Campus story: A Kiss for You Lu Fei likes dancing. Lu Fei likes raising cats. Lu Fei likes talking to himself. And Lu Fei secretly likes him, too. Lu Fei is a clingy little shadow, a crybaby, and everything dazzling and troubling in Yuan Fei’s youth. When Lu Fei dances ballet, he looks like an angel. The angel rises onto his toes, lashes trembling, and offers him a kiss. Ill-tempered, hotheaded athlete gong x timid, tearful dance student shou As a child, Lu Fei was weak and always burst into tears when bullied, tugging at Yuan Fei’s clothes and calling him softly, "Second Brother..." Hearing those words made Yuan Fei feel that climbing mountains of blades and crossing seas of fire would be worth it. Years later, they meet again. Lu Fei has grown tall and lush like a pine in a courtyard, and now lies lazily in Yuan Fei’s arms, murmuring, "Second Brother..." Yuan Fei realizes that he doesn’t care about mountains of blades or seas of fire. He only wants to lose himself in Lu Fei’s tender embrace. Lu Fei breathes softly against his ear, half seduction and half innocence, and asks, "Second Brother, do you want to watch me dance?" Yuan Fei remembers the kiss Lu Fei gave him after a dance years ago. His throat turns hot. "I do." A timid kiss, offered to the days of youth · Theme: Marriage, family, love, and freedom