The Young Master Wants to Be His Bride

An orphan fleeing famine, Su Dinghe is nearly starved to death when Zhou Qingyuan, the only son of the Zhou family, buys him and keeps him as a servant. When Su Dinghe turns eighteen, Zhou Qingyuan, who can't stand the thought of being with women from outside, pulls him into bed. Years pass, and they continue living together this way.

After Master Zhou dies, the once pampered young gentleman inherits his father's position, and Su Dinghe rises through the ranks alongside him. Su Dinghe thinks life will just keep muddling along like this, until one day the usually gloomy man walks in from outside.

"Young Master..."

"I heard you're getting married?"

"..."

"Is that true or not? Speak!"

"Young Master!"

The man unexpectedly unfastens his clothes with a completely straight face and says, "How about I be your wife?"

"..."

In a sentence: A cold, elegant, reserved young master tops, and an insecure, honest, loyal servant bottoms. (Set in the Republican era, but in a fictional setting.)

Theme: In a chaotic world, he has him to share a life of splendor in solitude.