I Really Didn't Mean to Turn You Gay

The entire story is undergoing major revisions (as the title suggests) A cool, chaste beauty from the Republic of China era who unknowingly knows how to tease people X a younger, homophobic, bad-boy wolf pup Transported from the past to the present / Turning a straight man gay, with him falling for the other guy all on his own In 1926, Yu Pei, a celebrated Peking opera performer in the capital, died a tragic death. When he woke up again, he was a first-year university student majoring in Peking opera. Yu Pei spent half a day trying to accept the ridiculous situation: the previous owner of his new body had pierced ears, worn heavy makeup, drunk and partied, and dyed his whole head dark green. He politely greeted his two roommates, but they looked as if they'd seen a ghost, especially Lu Chao, the aerospace student with broad shoulders, long legs, sharp features, and striking good looks. Yu Pei later learned that Lu Chao was extremely homophobic. To avoid awkwardness, he tried to keep his distance, but the other guy seemed even more unhappy about it. Until one day Lu Chao suddenly confessed his feelings to him... ** Yu Pei was beautiful, with long black hair falling to his waist, a soft voice, and eyes full of tenderness. Even a blink seemed like an invitation. Lu Chao always felt as if Yu Pei's gaze on him was practically dripping with desire. He was homophobic and deliberately kept his distance. But then he noticed that when Yu Pei wasn't looking at anyone, he had a coolness beyond his years, with an air of abstinence and aloofness. Lu Chao thought: Playing hard to get. What a scheming little gay trick. Later, Lu Chao found out that Yu Pei turned down coffee, didn't smoke or drink, and never went clubbing. He spent his free time reading and brewing tea, and spoke in a measured, literary way, like an old scholar who couldn't keep up with the times. The important thing was, he really... wasn't even looking at Lu Chao anymore??? One day, Lu Chao passed by the Peking opera department and saw Yu Pei in costume, singing with a graceful, lilting voice. He was stunned. He realized that Yu Pei wasn't just a pretty face. He was also the famous dan performer "Little Jade Pendant" on the short-video platform, who never showed his face. Lu Chao also discovered that Yu Pei secretly put chrysanthemum flowers in his tea. After agonizing over it again and again, Lu Chao finally decided to accept Yu Pei's affection. But Yu Pei started playing dumb. So he was messing with him, huh? Furious, Lu Chao cornered him on the dorm balcony, grabbed his wrist, and snarled, "I like you too, you hear me? Keep pretending you don't understand and see what happens!" Yu Pei looked completely shocked. "Huh? You... like me too? But I don't think I..." "..." Wait. Something had gone wrong somewhere. - A little story about how, a hundred years later, a rebellious wolf pup wanted to be both my dad and my big brother, and spread rumors that I had a crush on him. The male lead is homophobic, but turns himself gay. In a sense, he's the one who falls first. Content notes: 1. Mostly sweet. 2. The plot points are all planned out. I'll do my best to tie everything together. 3. The author isn't a professional in the opera industry, so please be understanding if there are inaccuracies. 4. The advance-reader lock is set to 70%. If you haven't bought enough chapters, just wait 48 hours and you'll be able to read them. Kisses! Theme: Promote Peking opera culture.