A fire destroyed everything in Mo Zhui's home.
That year, Mo Zhui was nine. His father's friend, Uncle Zhou, took him in, and he met Zhou Yun, a rebellious fifteen-year-old.
Zhou Yun disliked the skinny, frail child at first sight. The thing he hated most in the world was children.
Until the child clung to him at bedtime, had him hold him while he ate, sat on his lap to watch TV, and called him "big brother" every other sentence. That's when Zhou Yun realized everything had changed.
At twenty-four, Zhou Yun began investigating the fire at the Mo family home. The truth gradually came to light. Together, Zhou Yun and Mo Zhui joined forces, becoming a legend in City A.
A soft, adorable uke who looks like trouble in public, Mo Zhui x a cold, stern seme radiating testosterone, Zhou Yun
(Why put the uke first? Because he's so powerful, everyone forgets he's the uke!)
The writing is quite delicate, and Zhui Zhui is so soft when he's little! Four volumes in all, following him from childhood to adolescence and into adulthood.
Zhui Zhui is soft in the beginning and cries a lot, but he gets better later on. He grows up.
Mo Zhui: Can't do anything right except study; off-the-charts intelligence.
Zhou Yun: Military academy; off-the-charts strength.
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