Brother, I Don't Want to Work Hard Anymore

He Jing, a small-business owner who's a man and likes men, takes in a young, handsome newcomer from the bottom of the entertainment industry.

They're just roommates.

The young man is handsome and muscular, with a peach-blossom gaze that could charm anyone. Unfortunately, he aims high but lacks the talent to match. He offends countless powerful people as soon as he debuts, gets viciously trashed on Weibo every day, and sees his career die before it even takes off.

Feeling sorry for him, He Jing not only waives his rent, but uses his company's profits to smooth things over and fight back against the online hate.

Unfortunately, the young man's speed at offending people outstrips He Jing's speed at defending him, so the results are minimal.

One day, after offending someone yet again and coming home drenched in red wine, the young man lets He Jing dab at the wine stains. He Jing's eyes redden, and he looks so upset and deliciously tempting.

The young man stares at him for a long while, then finally can't resist reaching out to hook an arm around his neck.

"Big brother, I don't want to work hard anymore."

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Gu Sirui, a low-key rich second-generation heir who has returned from abroad, loses a bet and gets thrown into the entertainment industry by his family, supposedly to "undergo a trial."

Gu Sirui: "What trial? Do you even know who you're talking to?"

With one move, he turns the entire entertainment industry into a mess.

He plans to muddle through a year and then go back to inherit the family business. Who knew he'd end up living with a handsome little business owner by sheer chance?

And that business owner is the reason he lost the bet.

Gu Sirui: "Oh? You came right to my door. Don't blame me for teaching you a lesson."

Gu Sirui plays the victim and gets the business owner to spend money on him every day, but the owner keeps patiently catering to his every need.

Their relationship, which began as a financial arrangement of "we had no connection to begin with, but you keep spending money on me," gradually changes.

Gu Sirui figures that staying in the entertainment industry and letting the business owner support him isn't such a bad life after all.

Who could have guessed...

At a banquet, He Jing uses his brother-in-law's invitation to get in and sees Gu Sirui, who looks like a refined scoundrel, being introduced to someone.

"This is the young master of the Gu family."

He Jing, expressionless: "Oh."

Gu Sirui: "I'm not... I didn't... Honey! Listen to me! I can explain!"

A wife-like shou who never lets himself be wronged VS a shameless puppy gong who's willing to be wronged only for his shou. Younger gong, both virgins. Save it to your favorites!

Theme: Time reveals a person's true nature