Experimenting in an Escape Game

Almost every player knew that Feng Ji, the experimental genius who had countless dungeon bosses falling for him without realizing it and seemed destined to die alone, had suddenly acquired a little brat who he escorted everywhere, seemingly taken in by the kid's looks. Feng Ji knew nothing about this. He was busy making a much bigger move, and had to keep his secret identity under wraps so that his nephew, who seemed composed but was actually a rabid madman, wouldn't get involved in his plans. He also had to protect the brat properly, as his late fiancee had asked in her will. A boss tries to hurt the kid? How about precise melting, or a bomb inside his body? The kid is trapped in an illusion? How about having the program erase it? Someone drugs the kid, who keeps calling him Uncle while tugging at his clothes? Feng Ji sneers and tosses him into the freezing pool. A brat who wants to get above his station should be taken out sooner rather than later. (Meanwhile, his awful friends, who think he's up to no good, start wondering if he even works.) But no matter how angry he gets, he can only do as his "girlfriend" asked and take good care of the little brat. Feng Ji doesn't know that late at night, the kid has silently cried countless times while looking at photos of him and his ex-girlfriend. "I really like you, Uncle." After it was all over, a reporter once interviewed Feng Ji. Feng Ji: Thanks for asking. I'm just an ordinary mad scientist who likes doing experiments. As for what exactly I did? Explosions are art.jpg More or less, a story about raising a kid in an infinite-flow setting, only to get turned on his head in return (not really). PS: The love interests are not related by blood, but their familial relationships are a little complicated. 1. The seme is the younger brother of the uke's late fiancee. 2. The uke is the sworn younger brother of the seme's father, and the youngest of all his father's brothers. In short, the uke is both the seme's brother-in-law and uncle. Seven-year age gap. Their CP dynamic is probably: A carefree, cool, experiment-crazed uncle (Feng Ji), with terrible life skills but utterly reliable when it matters, who has ambiguous ties with all sorts of dungeon bosses, seems like a flirt but is actually very slow on the uptake, and loves experiments above all else, raising a kid only as a side project; and his nephew (Yi Feng), who has both chuunibyou tendencies and a mad-dog streak, and is a snarky, domestic type in everyday life. Don't scrutinize the theories involved. Don't ask. If you do, it's quantum mechanics.jpg Theme: No one can control everything.