With You, I Would Conquer the Mountains and Rivers

[The writing, plot, and ideas in the early chapters have some shortcomings. Read with caution.] Wen Bai is a concubine-born son of a duke's household, and a notorious little hooligan known far and wide. Jiang Yan is the heir to a prince's estate, the very model of an aristocratic young gentleman praised by everyone. One is genuinely a troublemaker, the other only pretends to be refined. They seem to have nothing to do with each other, yet they are childhood friends who grew up together. Otherwise, why would the heir not even scold Wen Bai for ruining his marriage prospects? He actually seemed rather delighted. The world is unpredictable. The Imperial Prince Xian's estate was confiscated, leaving the heir with his family destroyed and everything lost. Wen Bai risked half his life to get him out. The heir was disheartened, so Wen Bai stayed by his side day and night, unable to bring himself to scold him. The heir was dazed and lost, so Wen Bai clung to him no matter what, unable to bring himself to hit him. The heir tried to jump into the river to end his life. Wen Bai immediately punched him and yelled, "I saved you so you could die?" The heir said, "...No. I was just washing my face." Wen Bai once told the heir, "No matter what you do, I'll always stand behind you." After careful consideration, the heir declared with complete confidence, "I want you." Wen Bai: "...How could I give you that!" The heir, spoiled and presumptuous: "You can." Wen Bai: "...Fine, you can have me." Two-faced, calculating beauty seme (Jiang Jibai) x mischievous, troublemaking young master uke who'd die if he stopped causing trouble (Wen Bai) P.S.: 1. They dote on each other, and both are possessive. 2. Apart, each rules their own domain; together, they are invincible. 3. Building careers and falling in love, neither gets neglected. Completed work: Bandits' Reward: May We Be Friends Forever A carefree, reclusive physician and beauty rescues a boy with nothing: no identity, no memories, and no money. From then on, his life is turned upside down. The boy is nothing but trouble. He's foul-tempered, disobedient, and thinks about running away every day. Wherever he goes, assassins follow. Looking at the endless stream of trouble, the physician yawns. "My life, as calm as still water, has finally seen a ripple." At first, when it came to having rescued the boy several times, the physician said one thing but meant another: "I'm not saving you. I'm bored, and you just happen to come along with it." The boy looked at him coolly. "No need." Later on: Physician: "I've saved you so many times. You'd better repay me properly." The boy, looking serious: "I'll give myself to you." Physician: "Well... that works too." Fatherly, all talk and secretly soft-hearted physician beauty seme & trouble-attracting, headache-inducing young assassin uke Theme: Keeping each other company and supporting one another.