Gu Zhou transmigrated and became the master of a fox household in a story.
The story told him that the master of the fox household, his new self, was eccentric and perverse. He abused children in the early stages and sowed chaos in the middle. The protagonist he tormented gradually grew stronger and was reborn anew, eventually joining forces with the sects to kill the master of the fox household and wipe out the entire fox clan.
Wearing the skin of a villain, Gu Zhou lived a lazy life and didn't care. He dismissed the story's spoiler-filled outline as nonsense.
Later, by a twist of fate, he followed the plot and brought the little protagonist home. Life passed peacefully, and he figured raising one more protagonist wouldn't be a problem.
Who could have known that the malice of Heaven would come on its own? His good intentions triggered a butterfly effect, turning the protagonist from Heaven's favored child into Heaven's abandoned one. Every step was difficult, with obstacles everywhere. The broken plot tormented the protagonist mercilessly. In the end, his heart was even locked away.
Gu Zhou was furious that the good child he had raised with his own hands was suffering such heartbreak and pain.
The little white flower turned completely black. His expression was calm, but inside he was already covered in wounds.
His temperament was unpredictable, he was suspicious and distrustful, ruthless and cunning, and utterly selfish.
Gu Zhou refused to give up. He endured and waited, hoping the boy would return to the way he used to be.
He endured being bitten, endured being suspected, endured his strange temper, endured his defiance, endured his heartlessness. He endured until, in the end, he found himself in bed with him.
That was the last straw for Gu Zhou. At the cost of all the trust he had once placed in him, he ran away.
Halfway through, his heart softened and he wanted to go back, but then they ran into each other.
When they met again, the other man smiled with unbearable warmth, but his eyes were dark and gloomy, as though they held an enormous tide that made Gu Zhou's heart tremble with fear.
He whispered softly in Gu Zhou's ear, "Got you."
Gu Zhou's waist quivered, and he began to regret it.
[That man had saved him. He was like jade and moonlight, someone Gu Zhou could only look up to, never touch.]
[Drag you down into the dust, ruin your fine bones, then cage you in the flesh and blood of my heart.]
[It hurts, but I still won't let go.]
Theme: Love is a game of strategy. Giving and receiving are both bargaining chips, and there are no victors.
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