A Pole, the Wind, and the Moon

After his parents died and the Cheng family fell into decline, eleven-year-old Cheng Yue was sent back to his hometown of Shuanghe by his older brother, Cheng Yan, who entrusted him to Ding Ye, his childhood friend. Ding Ye was the local king of the neighborhood, handsome and ruthless. No matter how bad his reputation was, he still had a whole crowd of admirers trailing after him. Cheng Yue's routine after school every day: 1. Carry his schoolbag to Ding Ye's house; 2. Meet the men Ding Ye brought home. Ding Ye had been cared for by Cheng Yue's maternal grandmother since childhood. When Cheng Yue was little, he was always chasing after Ding Ye and calling him "big brother." When they reunited, they were no longer quite brothers, but not quite anything else either. The kid didn't speak, and they had no name or claim on each other. So Ding Ye swallowed all his feelings and lifted his chin at the boy. "Call me big brother." That word, "brother," was a shackle. One end was fastened around Cheng Yue's heart, and the other was in Ding Ye's hand. Ding Ye occupied Cheng Yue's entire adolescence. Cheng Yue thought he would keep his love for Ding Ye locked away forever, then carry the secret to his grave. Until the day the college entrance exams ended, when he saw Ding Ye fighting someone in an alley outside the school. By the time Cheng Yue arrived, the alley was a mess, and the people who had been fighting were nowhere to be seen. Ding Ye's usually cold and ferocious face was flushed with an unnatural red. He looked at Cheng Yue, frozen at the entrance to the alley, and suddenly gave him a smile that was hard to read. "Kid, you're in luck." "Come here." Top's perspective: Pure love at first, then depraved. #Without an older man doting on you, how could you get a younger man gone mad for you?# A chase game, one shot and straight into the hole. The bottom used to be a top. There's a reason he brings men home. Cheng Yue (top) x Ding Ye (bottom) Younger man Theme: Love and growth