The Heartthrob Is Far Too Flirtatious

From the shou's perspective:

The two families arrange a marriage, and Gu Yuan gets to marry the male god he's had a crush on since childhood.

The male god is as cold and aloof as ice. He hasn't touched Gu Yuan once since they got married, and Gu Yuan doesn't dare make the first move, so he can only keep his feelings to himself.

Then one day, after Gu Yuan falls asleep on the sofa, Fu Zhao carries him to bed and gives him a gentle kiss on the cheek.

Gu Yuan's heart pounds.

Later, Gu Yuan discovers that Fu Zhao's phone password is his birthday and his screensaver is a photo of him. Fu Zhao is romantic, too. He gives Gu Yuan flowers on Valentine's Day, tenderly pulls him into his arms and kisses him, and calls him "baby."

There's just one little problem: Fu Zhao doesn't seem to know when enough is enough. Gu Yuan is having a hard time keeping up with the male god...

It doesn't matter if their life together is a little out of sync. He still loves Fu Zhao very much.

From the gong's perspective:

Fu Zhao thinks that celebrity personas are all fake. After marrying Gu Yuan, a professional actor, he has no desire to develop feelings for him.

In Fu Zhao's eyes, Gu Yuan's cool, self-possessed demeanor is just an act. As for what he's really like... President Fu is too busy with work to find out.

Then, on the verge of death, Fu Zhao realizes that the person he cares about most is still Gu Yuan. After his death, Gu Yuan is the only one who doesn't care about his estate and only wants to find the person responsible.

After being reborn, Fu Zhao discovers that Gu Yuan really is just as he appears: cool yet gentle, exactly like the aloof, beautiful young man his fans see.

Later, Fu Zhao realizes that Gu Yuan's persona is starting to crack.

By day, Gu Yuan remains polite and distant with everyone. But at night, he always wraps his arms around Fu Zhao's waist with red-rimmed eyes, softly calling him "hubby" as he coquettishly clings to him. He's both adorable and innocent, nothing like his cool public image.

Reader's guide:

The gong is reborn; the shou is not. The gong is no scumbag in either life.

A sweet story from beginning to end, with few major twists.

A slow, steady romance. Both are deeply devoted and treat each other with tenderness.

Upcoming story, Guide to Being a Father. See the author's profile. Blurb:

Bai Li never imagined that a hundred years later, he would have two sons.

The younger son is peerlessly handsome, with silvery white hair and pale violet eyes, and looks just like Bai Li. His personality is just a tiny bit peculiar, and he can be just a little too ruthless in getting things done...

The older son is tall and handsome, standing at 1.92 meters. He wears a military uniform, has black hair and dark eyes, and never smiles. Bai Li has no idea who he takes after.

Bai Li was frozen for a hundred years, and his memories were frozen along with him. The only thing he knows is that both boys carry his blood and bear his family's mark.

One son is scheming and possessive, the other violent and warlike. Bai Li, who loves peace and has a gentle nature, has no choice but to raise his sons even while ill, despite the fact that both boys look more mature than him and are taller than him.

Once the older son gives up trying to start a war and the younger son stops trying to enslave his subjects, Bai Li lets out a sigh of relief. He can go back to sleeping in his cryogenic coffin.

But he never expected the other father of his sons, the partner Bai Li had forgotten, to suddenly return.

Seeing the other father, Bai Li suddenly understands why his sons don't look like him.

Upcoming story, Pretending to Be a White Lotus. See the author's profile. Blurb:

After transmigrating into the role of the male lead's first wife, the capital's beloved ideal woman and a saintly white lotus, Ning Huan feels like digging a hole and burying himself.

That's because the white lotus in the original story is a woman, while Ning Huan is a bona fide man.

Still, perhaps he can salvage the situation. If he stays in character and follows the plot properly, maybe he'll find his way out as he goes along.

Pretending to be a saint is a skill, and Ning Huan plans to follow the plot, wear women's clothes, and ask the male lead for a divorce at the right moment.

Whether the male lead starts a rebellion, becomes a tyrant, or opens a harem, none of it has anything to do with him.

But the way the male lead, Su Jiyu, looks at him keeps getting stranger.

That gaze is so scorching that Ning Huan feels uncomfortable all over.

When they marry, Su Jiyu coldly tells Ning Huan that even if he dies, he will never touch a hypocritical woman like him.

Not long after, Su Jiyu pins Ning Huan against the wall and says in a hoarse voice that if he doesn't touch Ning Huan soon, he'll die.

Then he kisses away the rouge on Ning Huan's lips. Su Jiyu's low voice sounds in his ear: "You don't have to pretend. I know you're a man, and I like that about you."

"I'll take off your hairpins and help you out of your dress. Whether you like wearing women's clothes or pretending to be a good person, I'll indulge you."

Ning Huan: "..."

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Theme: Sweet romance