After I Returned Home, My Possessive Young Boyfriend Went Crazy

[The heartache and guilt he feels are all part of the other person’s meticulous, step-by-step scheming] [A calculating, obsessive, dangerously unhinged beauty as the bottom vs. a steady, rational top who is soft-hearted only toward him] 1. At twenty-one, Xu Ci is spoiled by Fu Sheng into being eccentric, arrogant, and overbearing. After Fu Sheng goes overseas, Xu Ci grows sensitive and obsessive. At twenty-three, Xu Ci reunites with Fu Sheng at the birthday party of the leading actress in their production. He snuffs out the burning sparkler in his palm, rises onto his toes, and gives Fu Sheng a passionate kiss. Then, with possessive confidence, he declares to the boy who confessed to Fu Sheng: “Please stop pursuing someone who’s already married.” That’s right. They’ve been apart for three years, but they never broke up. 2. After reuniting with Fu Sheng, Xu Ci wants to do three things. Hug him, kiss him, and bind his heart to him so tightly that he can only ever look at Xu Ci. So Xu Ci’s wrist scars, the medication he tries so hard to hide, and the fact that he can’t sleep through the night all find their way in front of Fu Sheng, seemingly by accident… How do you make someone love you forever? Make them feel so indebted to you that they can never repay you. How do you keep someone forever? Make them believe they can’t go on living without you. 3. Three years ago, Xu Ci’s suspicion and sensitivity left Fu Shisheng emotionally and physically exhausted, both at work and in their relationship. Fu Shisheng suggested they take a break and clear their heads. He never expected that when he saw Xu Ci again, the beautiful rose he had once raised would be close to withering. After painstakingly caring for him and doing everything he could to soothe his wounds, he finally takes the battered bird back into his arms. He buys a new house to make a nest for the bird who is willing to stay, but while they’re moving, he finds a diary filled with Xu Ci’s schemes against him. [Xu Ci x Fu Sheng] [Both are each other’s first and only. The bottom has psychological issues early on, but gradually gets better.] [Please note: This is a fictional modern setting. Do not treat it as reality.] ★Updates daily, with bonus chapters from time to time★ P.S.: 1. Not a typical mutual groveling story. Angsty and satisfying, but not too tragic. 2. This novel has a similar bittersweet tone to Wildfield, but the characters are different. If you’re interested, feel free to check it out. My new novel, The Evil Dragon Shows His Little Horns, is now available. If you like it, please visit my author page to follow and read it: Sang Jue is an evil dragon who has slept for many years aboard a spaceship. He’s determined to save the world together with a prince. He lands in a land split apart by rifts, where all life has been mutated by pollution into indescribable forms. The cockroaches are bigger than human hands, deer antlers sprout gorgeous, decadent nightmare flowers, and pollutants disguised as humans roam around conning people… To survive, humanity has built towering walls and confined itself to a vast safe zone. As the monsters drool over him, Sang Jue politely asks, “Excuse me, have you seen my prince?” “My prince is elegant, courteous, powerful, and has lots of beautiful gemstones.” “Oh, you haven’t seen him? Then I’ll kill you.” The monsters: “…What kind of human language is that!!??” As the youngest lieutenant general among the human survivors, Huo Yanji has more rumors surrounding him than anyone could count… but none of them involve a romantic scandal. That is, until he casually brings a beautiful young man named Sang Jue back to the safe zone. Sang Jue is always doing strange things around him. He insists on holding onto the hem of Huo Yanji’s clothes when they walk, asks him to help him get dressed after a bath, and keeps saying with an innocent expression that he’s scared the monsters will eat him. Yet Sang Jue can clearly grab an attacking monster, crush its skull with one swift stomp, and then turn to Huo Yanji, take hold of his clothes, and say, “I’m scared.” Huo Yanji reminds him, “You forgot to put your tail away.” Sang Jue quickly covers it with one hand. Huo Yanji: “And your horns.” Now he doesn’t have a spare hand to cover them QAQ. Sang Jue glares at him. “You don’t like my tail and horns?” “They’re fine.” “Then what do you like?” Sang Jue asks seriously. “I can become whatever you want.” Sang Jue turns into an extinct cat and jumps into Huo Yanji’s arms to roll around. “Do you like fluffy things?” Or he turns into an octopus with long tentacles and clings to him so tightly he can’t be pulled off. “If eight tentacles aren’t enough, I can turn into one with sixteen.” He can even become a little mermaid with beautiful scales. “Do you prefer a fish head on a human body, or a human head on a fish body?” Huo Yanji: “…” “You don’t like princesses, do you?” The little dragon looks unhappy. A prince is fated to end up with a princess after all. “I don’t like wearing dresses.” “There are no princesses. Don’t run.” Huo Yanji catches the little dragon by his wing and says in a hoarse voice, “Turn into something else for me.” #What species is the lieutenant general’s wife, exactly?# #The lieutenant general’s wife has so many skins, he seems able to turn into anything in the world# #Damn it, let’s form a group and steal his wife!# · In the end, the evil dragon finds his prince, but their relationship isn’t quite what he imagined. What he imagined: Change into the skins of all kinds of creatures and set off on an adventure with the prince. Embark on a journey to save the world, then stand at the top of the world and meet the prince’s eyes, dragon and human gazes meeting in perfect understanding: You’re the only partner I can trust with my back! What actually happens: He’s the only one who turns his back, changing into all kinds of skins, in bed, on the sofa, in the woods… and at the top of the world. The evil dragon gets angry. “You’re polluting me QAQ” What can you do? His wife hasn’t learned human speech properly and calls making love “pollution.” Then let’s pollute him a few more times. My newly completed novel of the same type, The Little Drama Queen Goes Buddhist After Being Diagnosed with a Terminal Illness, is also on my author page. Come check it out! Theme: Move toward the light, and we too will become part of it. Give people with psychological illnesses a little more patience and care. Don’t hurt them.