The Ji Yannan Disappearance Case

An unconventional road-trip novel

Devoted lover, gong: Huai Heng

Simple-minded puppy, shou: Ji Yannan

One-line blurb:

A story about a once-brilliant young man who can't win the heart of the clueless straight man he's loved for years, so he takes a desperate risk and kidnaps him to have his way with him again and again.

A slightly longer blurb:

After a car accident and a twist of fate, Huai Heng believes he and Ji Yannan are separated forever by life and death.

If you think the person you love is dead and treat him as your wife, who could blame you?

It's not as if Ji Yannan could leap out of his coffin and shout, "I'm straight!"

So Huai Heng weaves a happy cocoon out of his hallucinations and settles into a peaceful, orderly life.

But then Ji Yannan really does leap out of his coffin, and announces that he's about to marry someone else...

Bound by a family-arranged marriage, with a wedding set for May, Ji Yannan is following the path laid out for him as the heir.

Huai Heng really is the bane of his existence. How dare he kidnap him outright?

They met as children and grew up together. Ji Yannan has already given Huai Heng all the affection in his heart.

He swears to Heaven that he'll send the ungrateful bastard to prison.

But as they travel northwest, he discovers the love hidden deep within him...

Content warning: A work of angst for the gong, driven by the author's personal kinks.

The shou is an inexperienced straight man, with no feelings for his fiancee.

May contain extensive descriptions of the gong's appearance and the shou's body.

Theme: Love is the road.