A seemingly useless but secretly formidable bottom (Cen Ning) vs. an evil spirit top who is completely wrapped around his finger (Shen Wu)
In a post-apocalyptic wasteland, zombies roam.
The young man in the wheelchair hears roars beside him and clutches the hem of his clothes. He raises his head helplessly. "Shen Wu?"
There is no light in his eyes, and his trembling lashes betray his fear.
Black mist swirls around him, loosely embracing the young man in the wheelchair. A frigid voice answers, "Mm."
The young man relaxes, smiling as he lets his good neighbor push his wheelchair and take him away from the ruins.
The survivors cover their mouths tightly, not daring to make a sound.
The zombies keep their distance, trembling in terror.
Everyone knows Shen Wu is an evil spirit, the most terrifying thing in the world, an entity no one must ever provoke.
But because the young man is blind, he thinks Shen Wu is human.
He relies on Shen Wu to survive the apocalypse, never realizing that Shen Wu is the apocalypse itself.
But still.
He can't see, and he can't run away.
Doesn't that mean Shen Wu can do whatever he wants with him?
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Cen Ning sits in his wheelchair, his vision pitch-black, his expression calm.
Hunter and prey: their roles are set from the moment they appear.
But who can know the outcome before the very end?
1. The story centers on the bottom. He is disabled, blind, and needs a wheelchair.
2. Not scary, just a sweet little treat.
3. Title and blurb are subject to revision. Screenshot saved on March 25, 2022.
Theme: The hunter and the prey chasing one another
