Falling for My Love Rival

Simply put, this is a story about a scatterbrain falling for a sourpuss. To put it in more complicated terms, it really isn't complicated at all. He's busy chasing after the girl he likes when he realizes something seems off. How does someone end up falling for his own rival in love?! One goofball and one ice prince. A perfect match??? (Ice-cold, devoted, very scheming, doting-on-his-wife, straightforward top x a silly, hotheaded goofball bottom with a real lot of inner monologue) Reader's Guide: A wild and chaotic slice of youth. None of the characters are perfect, so this isn't for readers who like to nitpick. Don't judge the innocent young by right and wrong. Read with a youthful mindset, and don't use the mature wisdom of someone who's been there to lecture them. This is a very early work. The plot and setup are simple and ridiculous, and the story is full of holes. Please go easy on me. My ongoing school story, "The Grass Next Door Fell from the Sky," is looking for readers! Please add it to your reading list!!! Blurb: After suddenly learning the truth about being kidnapped as a child, Zhou Ji has no choice but to move from the northern city where he's lived for years to a small southern town he's never visited. Feeling lonely, he wants to get along with his new family's older brother, who's always wearing a sour expression. Somewhere along the way, things go off course. Tan Shang has always known he's a substitute, but he's still lived a happy life. After the boy he was meant to replace returns, he realizes that his sense of belonging no longer seems to come from his adoptive parents. Instead, it starts to come from the younger brother who's always hanging around in front of him. Zhou Ji: I just wanted to get along with you. Why did you think I liked you? Tan Shang: So, want to date? Zhou Ji: ...Are you crazy? A seemingly proper, outwardly cold but inwardly warm guy who wins himself over vs. a bold, rebellious, bright and sunny guy who always speaks his mind Theme: Youth, school, first love, and sweetness overload.