Song of Glass

In 2009, a drop of midsummer sweat fell onto a school uniform shirt that didn't breathe. The person sitting beside him handed him a fragrant tissue.

Heart-to-Heart, one of the most popular tissue brands back then. One yuan a pack, ten tissues to a pack.

Jiao Wangyu took it and quietly thanked him.

He treasured that pack of tissues for more than a decade.

Jiao Wangyu: Those two are "glass."

Pu Songqiu: "Glass"?

Jiao Wangyu: Yeah, gay.

A university campus story about unrequited love and companionship.

A bittersweet tale where a straight guy falls for another man without needing to be persuaded.

Jiao Wangyu is the bottom.

Next up: I'm starting The Dozing Liang Duo, a sweet and lighthearted story about a doctor bottom at a clinic and a younger, wolfish top. If you come across it, please add it to your collection.

Liang Duo is 28 and runs a small clinic of his own. He spends his days browsing the internet and drinking tea, and only gets busy when patients show up.

He's sweet and kind, and his clinic is covered in thank-you banners.

He smiles warmly at everyone, and they all think Liang Duo must be easy to pursue. Little do they know his life motto is: Don't love me. It won't go anywhere.

He's a staunch believer in staying single and enjoys living alone.

But Jiang Han's arrival teaches him one thing: nothing in this world is absolute.

Jiang Han is 23 and considers himself a sunny, handsome guy. He got a shot at the little clinic across from his school, fell head over heels for the young doctor at first sight, and discovered what it meant to fall in love.

Unfortunately, the young doctor is impervious to all persuasion, so Jiang Han has to keep wearing him down.

He thinks Liang Duo actually likes him, but is too stubborn to admit it.

Jiang Han: I understand why people say you can never wake someone who's pretending to sleep.

Liang Duo: Sorry, I'm not pretending to sleep. I'm actually asleep. Don't believe me? Listen, I'm snoring!

Theme: Learning self-acceptance as you grow.