[The next book I'll write is Wild Brother, a sweet age-gap romance. Please add it to your favorites!]
Shen Bai has a crush on his senior, Shang Lu. But Shang Lu keeps to himself and has always been unapproachable, so Shen Bai can't even find a chance to strike up a conversation.
Then one day, Shen Bai witnesses it with his own eyes:
Shang Lu bumps his head.
Shang Lu passes out.
Shang Lu is completely bewildered.
...His chance has come!
Shen Bai hurriedly helps Shang Lu up and says with tender concern, "Darling, are you okay? You asked who I am? I'm your boyfriend! Damn it, you must have amnesia! But don't worry. As your boyfriend, I'll never leave you. I'll help you get your memories back!"
And so, over the next few months, Shen Bai helps Shang Lu recover (all over the place) his memories (while going on dates), and lives like a happy immortal!
One day, Shang Lu finds a collection of kinky little diaries and ten gigabytes of secretly taken photos on Shen Bai's computer.
The subject: him.
The date: five years ago.
Shang Lu: Oh, I remember now.
Shen Bai stumbles backward in horror: N-no, it's not what you think!
Shang Lu pulls him into his arms, grips his chin, and bites down hard. "Since my little liar never left me, how about I help you make your wish come true, hmm?"
[The recipient thinks he's a genius for landing his dream guy vs. the giver, who plays along because he can see how hard the recipient is trying]
[Important]
1. Straight and gay relationships are treated equally.
2. A brainless, sweet romance.
3. One-on-one romance.
4. The first three chapters are set in college; after that, the story flashes back to high school.
5. The college storyline starts in chapter 37. Chapters 33-37 contain a plot twist, so read at your own discretion.
6. I know my writing isn't good. There's no need to keep telling me that. (Bows)
My other sweet romance, Wild Brother, is waiting for you in my collection!
This is the third year Yu Qianming has had a crush on his senior. His senior has such an abstinent, don't-come-near-me vibe that Yu Qianming doesn't even dare drop a hint.
One day, his senior suddenly shows up and invites Yu Qianming to share a place with him.
Huh? Share a place?
Got it. Even though they'll have separate rooms, next come the usual scenes: forgetting a towel when he takes a shower, cooking in nothing but an apron, bending over the table to look for something with his butt in the air, climbing up high only to fall into his arms. That kind of thing, right?
I'm familiar with this.
So Yu Qianming grins from ear to ear, drags a suitcase full of weird stuff behind him, and happily moves into his senior's home.
And then...
He discovers there's a strange, muscular guy in the house, with broad shoulders, long legs, a height of 198 centimeters, and eight-pack abs.
His senior introduces him: "This is my younger brother. He's transferring to Jiang City No. 1 High School, and he'll be living next door to you."
Oh, right. He's underage.
Yu Qianming's smile...
collapses with a plop.
##
The first month the three of them live together.
Yu Qianming tells his senior on the sly, "Your brother never wears enough clothes. He's got no sense of virtue as a man. He doesn't act like a student at all. I suggest sending him to boarding school."
The second month the three of them live together.
Yu Qianming pulls his senior aside: "Your brother watches weird stuff in his room. He's got a real bottom vibe, and it's not right. I suggest sending him to boarding school."
The third month the three of them live together.
His senior goes abroad for a semester and won't be home for half a year.
That night, Yu Qianming drinks away his sorrows and doesn't get home until late.
As soon as he opens the door, he sees his roommate's younger brother standing against the wall in a perfectly neat school uniform. His features are hidden in the darkness, but a spark glimmers in his eyes.
Their gazes meet.
Xu Yao raises an eyebrow and holds up the thing Yu Qianming has been searching for over the past few days, whose keywords are "sheer," "lace," and "make your husband last longer." He says lazily, "Never wears enough clothes. Such a bottom vibe."
"You're wild, brother."
"..."
[A sarcastic younger wolf-dog giver x an excellent dirty-minded recipient]
The related campus novel, My Class's Hottest Guy Isn't Human, is in my collection.
(No synopsis this time.)
Theme: Staying positive
What kind of devilish reality is this? After joining a game company, I no longer have time to play games (?д?;?)
I really have a love-hate relationship with this article. The author's writing is super good and the subject matter he chose is very attractive. (Spoiler alert?)
The following are basically complaints, and they only represent my personal opinions. I still like Da????
I really love the previous rhythm, it's really interesting. But later on, the knife really hit me. Good intentions and malice are both powerful. When Shen Bai was subjected to online school violence, it really hit me. How could those classmates say such malicious words? But it also reflects reality.
Gong's personality is indeed not reflected in the back, he seems to be a soft persimmon, which is different from the aloof schoolboy character in the front, and there are many holes left unfilled. It is very annoying to watch.
For example, when Shou and Gong broke up, didn't Gong have time to reply to a WeChat message? After waiting for so long and still suffering from campus violence, is it true that school officials don't go online? In the end, the school boss didn't know that he was being bullied on campus, and the one who apologized just didn't recognize him.
And what about the uncle, An? There is no need to write this character. I think he is a professional ex-person. He was so miserable and he was still there to touch up. Although he was later cleansed up and turned into a sharp-tongued persona, he was still not likable. I thought he liked the big man Cui so he was so bad to Shou. I didn't expect that he just didn't want Gong to be emotionally hurt? Moreover, Gong also changed the diapers of He An. What the hell, did he change the diapers of a baby when he was one year old? . If that's the case, why does his uncle, who is younger than him, have the "consciousness" of being an elder? Anyway, I don't like this character, and I don't see the role of the cross-dressing boss. It's a bit like a vicious female lead, but in the end I don't like the male protagonist just because of family affection. . Makes you speechless.
Then there is the criminal investigation incident that follows. The author may want to break through himself, and it can be regarded as fulfilling the childhood of the male protagonists. However, I did not expect that knowing the truth can only promote a deeper relationship between the male protagonists.
The most headline-grabbing thing is the incident of Gong's amnesia. Why did he appear on the beach, and then many years later he did not mention the fact that he had fake amnesia. Instead, he suffered from amnesia when he was a child. . What kind of real or fake amnesia link is this?
The most important point is that when the cool school sweetheart grew up, he really didn't know how to express himself. I rarely felt Gong's love for Shou. The author likes to express the importance Gong has for Shou through other people's words. Maybe Gong is shy. I feel a lot weaker than when I was in school. What have you experienced, author? Then there's the character design of Shou. Maybe I read the novel with Shou's perspective in mind, so I don't quite understand why Shou received so much harm from Gong. Gong never spoke up for him. Maybe he didn't know Shou was being scolded? I really don't know how much malice Shou received from Gong. There were even malicious people towards Shou later on. Is this what a funny man has to do? (Crying) Gong only apologized for breaking up because he thought it was because of his illness. It did take a long time for Shou to forgive him, but after forgiving him, he started to look like stars. . I am completely in fanboy mode. I look at me as if my stupid son who was raised by my own family has run away with someone else, and he still plagiarizes me and makes me count money happily. So, Xiaoshou, you have forgotten all the injuries you have suffered?
In short, I really like this article, but I also feel it is a pity. I really think that the story that the author wants to convey is better than what is shown, but unfortunately there are some parts that readers cannot get. But for a first work, it is really good, although there are some parts that make me very angry. Haha, I really look forward to greatly improving the plot mastery and character creation. I think the writing style is very good, and it is very to my liking. I am not a professional reader, so I will try to improve it if it is not so. Come on, madam, it has taken so long to finish but there are still people who will read it. The writing is a bit too much, and the end is a bit sloppy. But it's good if the male protagonists are together and wish you well. Happy ending?
Hahahaha finally tied it, but I still don't understand Jiang Nian's story. What I understand is that someone pretended to be Jiang Nian
I don't understand. After missing so many years, and now having to leave for another five years, these two are still in a rough relationship?
How can you still be like this after school violence? Don't you feel guilty at all? These people are so annoying, right?
Shanglu is the boy who wants to spend money to buy Bobo home, hahaha, population/trading/criminal/reserve, hahaha
Second swipe, finish with flowers∠※
Was Gong blinded by this fake woman? Orz So even when he was in high school ten years later and now five years later, the police didn't catch this woman? Orz Gong's dad never showed up except when he answered the phone that time. Or did I miss it? Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.
Hahahahahahahahahahahahaha
Looks like Shangluda. Come for dinner the day after tomorrow hahahahahahaha
What kind of devilish reality is this? After joining a game company, I no longer have time to play games (?д?;?)
I really have a love-hate relationship with this article. The author's writing is super good and the subject matter he chose is very attractive. (Spoiler alert?) The following are basically complaints, and they only represent my personal opinions. I still like Da???? I really love the previous rhythm, it's really interesting. But later on, the knife really hit me. Good intentions and malice are both powerful. When Shen Bai was subjected to online school violence, it really hit me. How could those classmates say such malicious words? But it also reflects reality. Gong's personality is indeed not reflected in the back, he seems to be a soft persimmon, which is different from the aloof schoolboy character in the front, and there are many holes left unfilled. It is very annoying to watch. For example, when Shou and Gong broke up, didn't Gong have time to reply to a WeChat message? After waiting for so long and still suffering from campus violence, is it true that school officials don't go online? In the end, the school boss didn't know that he was being bullied on campus, and the one who apologized just didn't recognize him. And what about the uncle, An? There is no need to write this character. I think he is a professional ex-person. He was so miserable and he was still there to touch up. Although he was later cleansed up and turned into a sharp-tongued persona, he was still not likable. I thought he liked the big man Cui so he was so bad to Shou. I didn't expect that he just didn't want Gong to be emotionally hurt? Moreover, Gong also changed the diapers of He An. What the hell, did he change the diapers of a baby when he was one year old? . If that's the case, why does his uncle, who is younger than him, have the "consciousness" of being an elder? Anyway, I don't like this character, and I don't see the role of the cross-dressing boss. It's a bit like a vicious female lead, but in the end I don't like the male protagonist just because of family affection. . Makes you speechless. Then there is the criminal investigation incident that follows. The author may want to break through himself, and it can be regarded as fulfilling the childhood of the male protagonists. However, I did not expect that knowing the truth can only promote a deeper relationship between the male protagonists. The most headline-grabbing thing is the incident of Gong's amnesia. Why did he appear on the beach, and then many years later he did not mention the fact that he had fake amnesia. Instead, he suffered from amnesia when he was a child. . What kind of real or fake amnesia link is this? The most important point is that when the cool school sweetheart grew up, he really didn't know how to express himself. I rarely felt Gong's love for Shou. The author likes to express the importance Gong has for Shou through other people's words. Maybe Gong is shy. I feel a lot weaker than when I was in school. What have you experienced, author? Then there's the character design of Shou. Maybe I read the novel with Shou's perspective in mind, so I don't quite understand why Shou received so much harm from Gong. Gong never spoke up for him. Maybe he didn't know Shou was being scolded? I really don't know how much malice Shou received from Gong. There were even malicious people towards Shou later on. Is this what a funny man has to do? (Crying) Gong only apologized for breaking up because he thought it was because of his illness. It did take a long time for Shou to forgive him, but after forgiving him, he started to look like stars. . I am completely in fanboy mode. I look at me as if my stupid son who was raised by my own family has run away with someone else, and he still plagiarizes me and makes me count money happily. So, Xiaoshou, you have forgotten all the injuries you have suffered? In short, I really like this article, but I also feel it is a pity. I really think that the story that the author wants to convey is better than what is shown, but unfortunately there are some parts that readers cannot get. But for a first work, it is really good, although there are some parts that make me very angry. Haha, I really look forward to greatly improving the plot mastery and character creation. I think the writing style is very good, and it is very to my liking. I am not a professional reader, so I will try to improve it if it is not so. Come on, madam, it has taken so long to finish but there are still people who will read it. The writing is a bit too much, and the end is a bit sloppy. But it's good if the male protagonists are together and wish you well. Happy ending?
Hahahaha finally tied it, but I still don't understand Jiang Nian's story. What I understand is that someone pretended to be Jiang Nian
I don't understand. After missing so many years, and now having to leave for another five years, these two are still in a rough relationship?
How can you still be like this after school violence? Don't you feel guilty at all? These people are so annoying, right?
Shanglu is the boy who wants to spend money to buy Bobo home, hahaha, population/trading/criminal/reserve, hahaha
Second swipe, finish with flowers∠※
Was Gong blinded by this fake woman? Orz So even when he was in high school ten years later and now five years later, the police didn't catch this woman? Orz Gong's dad never showed up except when he answered the phone that time. Or did I miss it? Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.
Hahahahahahahahahahahahaha
Looks like Shangluda. Come for dinner the day after tomorrow hahahahahahaha