Trying Every Day to Keep Myself Out of Trouble

Shen Yin transmigrates into a trashy, vulgar, restricted BL novel, where he becomes a man with a special constitution, lusted after by powerful men from every corner.

## The righteous-path cannon-fodder gongs with ulterior motives: I heard you can ascend if you get it on with him. Let's do him, together! (After falling for him: I don't want to ascend anymore. I just want him. I'll ruin my reputation if I have to, but I'm doing him!)

## The arrogant, ill-tempered demon cult leader: The righteous faction are all hypocritical trash. I'll kill every last one of them for you. All I want is for you to drink with me beneath the moon and among the flowers.

## The gloomy, cold, sweet-and-sour black-hearted junior disciple: I can live in despair for a long, long time for his sake, so I certainly don't mind lying in a desolate grave for him. And besides, V... [corrupted text]

At first, Shen Yin thinks he's a cannon-fodder character who won't survive three chapters, and spends every day wondering how not to die. Three chapters later, he's rescued by the Daoist sect, and spends every day wondering how not to get topped.

What kind of Daoist sect has he been rescued by, anyway?

[Reading Guide]

Healing shou vs. awkward, obsessive gong, Shen Yin and Duan Xiao, 1v1

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Coming soon: "I'm Going to Die Soon Anyway". Please give it some love!

He has never been to an arcade, gets top grades every year, and his collar carries the faint scent of soap. His face, washed clean with water, is innocent and youthful, and he gets tongue-tied even asking a stranger for directions.

Chi Huan is just that kind of bland, boring person, with nothing worth mentioning except his grades. Even those are merely the result of burying himself in his studies.

He gets into a top university with the highest marks, but on the very day he opens his admission letter, Chi Huan learns that he has a terminal illness.

--I'm going to die soon anyway. I don't have any grand last wishes. I just want to go wild for once. Is that okay?

Wearing his most proper white shirt, Chi Huan takes eighteen trains from his small town and heads to the hottest nightclub in the city.

After being scared half to death by the colorful monsters and freaks, he spots Qin Rui at the edge of the dance floor, holding a folding fan. The elaborate Han-style clothes make him look like a half-immortal who's stepped into a steampunk painting of the human world. When their eyes meet, Chi Huan's breathing tightens.

--I'm going to die soon anyway. I want to kiss him once. Then I'll run. I'm fast.

But he can't outrun the start of the school year, room assignments, or the two-person dorm.

Chi Huan is tied up in front of the bathroom mirror by his university roommate, Qin Rui.

Qin Rui makes him look at his reflection, lips parted and cheeks flushed, and asks him in the gentlest voice, "Where else do you think you're running off to?"

[Adorkable, innocent top student shou vs. flirtatious playboy campus heartthrob gong / Chi Huan: Can I give it a try? I'm really good at it. (mustering his courage and pretending.jpg) / Qin Rui: That silly goose is smiling at me again. (annoyed, but can't resist patting his head)]

Theme: Sincerity for sincerity