[Next up: “Reunited with My Moonlight in a Travel Reality Show [Entertainment Industry]”]
Blurb:
I.
Jiang Yuan had cut his ties to the mortal world and retreated to a monastery, but then he was reborn on the eve of the genius boy Yue Sheng’s suicide.
When the two strangers met again, Jiang Yuan was captivated by the other boy’s smile. According to what he knew from his previous life, this person would become famous tomorrow because he had killed himself.
Yet now he was smiling so freely, as if the present moment were unfurling before them, stretching on for miles, peaceful and serene.
II.
Yue Sheng wasn’t close to anyone.
That is, until the day he saw him at the station.
A tall, slender young man stood in the rain with a black backpack on his shoulders,
like the only colorful painting in a black-and-white world.
III.
In the eyes of outsiders, Yue Sheng was the perfect prince of No. 5 High School: gentle, polite, from an illustrious family, handsome, and a violinist of national-caliber.
But no one knew what he had been through during the year he took off from school.
“Everyone has a fire inside them, but passersby only see the smoke. Brother Yuan, can you see the fire inside me?”
On a bright Sunday, the boy recited the words like he was in a choir. Light filtered through colored glass and cast a gentle glow across his face. His eyes shone faintly.
The young man in black-rimmed glasses felt nothing as the boy straddled his lap suggestively. He lifted one hand from his drawing tablet and pressed a finger to the boy’s forehead. “Go do your homework.”
Yue Sheng: “...No wonder you’ve been single your whole life, Brother Yuan.”
IV.
If Jiang Yuan had known how persistent Yue Sheng would be, perhaps he wouldn’t have let him get close in the first place.
But then again,
he was the one who saved him, and the one who couldn’t bring himself to turn him away.
Watching the boy bustle around the kitchen, on the verge of setting it on fire, Jiang Yuan rested his chin on his stylus. Maybe this wasn’t so bad?
Characters:
A brilliant, well-rounded young genius who relentlessly pursues the top ×
A top who tries to avoid him, but finally gives in under his constant pursuit
Genius violinist × internet-famous comics artist
The story is told mostly from the top’s perspective. The bottom pursues the top in the early chapters, and the top dotes on the bottom later.
** “Everyone has a fire inside them, but passersby only see the smoke.” The original is from a letter Van Gogh sent to a friend. It has been revised many times since, resulting in the current version.
[My completed story, “What Should I Do If My Crush Is an Earl?” A master-servant romance.]
[Upcoming story: “Rose at My Fingertips”]
1.
Cen Jibei is a famous director with a terrible temper. He always wears a low-slung bucket hat and chews people out with his scruffy beard and disheveled appearance. He’s known as both the Demon Lord of the Western Regions and a box-office miracle.
He Yuansheng, formerly known as Su Guiyuan, was once an acting prodigy at the Western Film Academy and everyone’s ideal man. Now he’s a third-rate actor who slacks off at work and plays with cats after hours. An expert at getting by with the bare minimum, he relies on his wealthy backer and takes life easy.
He Yuansheng is forced into Cen Jibei’s production. His acting is terrible, and he’s lazy on set. Cen Jibei berates him for half the shoot before suddenly realizing this is Su Guiyuan, his unrequited crush from his youth.
Su Guiyuan, everyone’s ideal man.
Su Guiyuan, once surrounded by flowers and accolades, who got into the Western Film Academy at fifteen with the top score, and whose voice, smile, and looks had made Cen Jibei fall for him at first sight?
Is this some kind of joke?!
Give me back my idol!!!!!
2.
Su Guiyuan had once been the only scabbard capable of making the eldest young master of the Cen family rein in his temper.
Later, that scabbard was melted down into molten iron and left to crawl through the mud,
The world around him was gray and boundless. He thought this was the end.
But then someone came, parted the clouds, and reminded him of the brilliant person he had once been.
3.
To --
You are the rose at my fingertips, the flower in my heart.
A beauty like a crimson painting, brushstrokes inked and lacquered.
If the fire in my heart still burns,
its warmth is something I share with you.
Mutual salvation, a fake getting-back-together story. Happy ending.
A director who escaped his prominent family and made it on his own, but is always assumed to rely on his family background, top (Cen Jibei) × a carefree former acting genius who drifts through life, living off others and waiting to die, bottom (He Yuansheng/Su Guiyuan)
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It is true that a lot of foreshadowing ended without being explained clearly, but because I like the character writing style, I just finished reading it all. I'm very curious about the cause of Du Shiqiu's death and why others think Sheng Sheng was responsible for his death. Is it just because Sheng Sheng came first and Du Shiqiu only came second? So what does Du's death have to do with Shengsheng? Don't you allow others to be better? Nothing related to Du Shiqiu was explained clearly. Secondly, Yuan's mother didn't explain. She didn't know what she was hiding. She probably knew something about Lao Wei, who was about to marry her. But as a reader, I felt aggrieved if I wasn't given a God's perspective to let me know. Yuan and Shengsheng are two-way salvation. They said the right words at the right time, and they live in each other's hearts at the same time. They provide companionship and spiritual support after being injured, but to say
It's a pity that there are a lot of foreshadowings. I feel that it would be better to have a clearer emotional exchange.
A lot of the plot has not been developed, and there is not even a real kiss in the whole story.
The feeling of happiness~~ It's a pity that there are still some plot lines that are not clear, such as the sneaky teacher Cheng, how Du Shiqiu died in the international competition, who threatened Shengsheng, and how Yuan Yuan's father died, etc.
I feel like I haven't talked about it in detail, which is a bit of a pity.
No matter what kind of pain it is, if a mother cannot even let her children feel basic maternal love, why can she be called a mother?
I really want this feeling of doing questions.
Hey, love, love, love is so irritating.
Biu biu biu biu
A lot of foreshadowing has not been developed, the character description is relatively superficial, and the characteristics of the characters that the author wants to describe are not visible. It is still a sweet and simple article.