Don't Stir Things Up, It Won't Go Anywhere

Chu Yang transmigrated into the role of a rich family’s cannon-fodder young master. To avoid dying before the first chapter ended, he calmly accepted the doctor his family arranged for him, unaware that the man was a hidden assassin. If he could win the doctor over, he could turn his fate around and live to the end of the story.

But the moment he met Liang Shaochen, he was captivated. He knew Liang Shaochen had come to kill him, but still couldn’t stop himself from wanting to get close.

They met on a train. A fake act of affection turned into a genuine secret crush, and Liang Shaochen saved him time and again. Chu Yang swore that even if Liang Shaochen held a knife to his throat, he’d still confess.

After plotting for ages, Chu Yang kissed his Adam’s apple. “Are you in charge, or am I?”

Liang Shaochen held his burning hands, his throat bobbing as he murmured, “Are you trying to provoke me?”

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Liang Shaochen was an assassin. On his first assignment, he met a rich young master who stared at him in a daze. Liang Shaochen knew he’d been sent to kill the man, yet somehow he found himself lost in that gaze.

Watching Chu Yang make one overture after another, Liang Shaochen slipped an arm around him, his shirt partly open. “You’re getting close to me without even seeing the real me?”

Chu Yang looked at him, all wolfish menace, and froze. “I’ve already seen you.”

Everyone knew he was always gentle and restrained. But that night, he pinned Chu Yang against the empty train and closed in step by step, kissing him breathless by the window as snow fell outside.

Chu Yang clung tightly to him. “Am I going to die?”

Liang Shaochen wrapped an arm around his waist and whispered in his ear, “You came after me. There’s no getting away now.”

Theme: Love is a ray of light in a world of fear and uncertainty