Falling for the Protagonist's Beautiful, Strong, Tragic Older Brother

Rong Qing knew from childhood that the world he lived in was a novel, and a rather chaotic one at that.

There was only one protagonist, but admirers bloomed all over the world.

As the gentle male lead, when he reached the first major plot point,

he saw the helpless little one and couldn't bear to leave him unprotected.

"I've got him covered!"

Rong Qing stood in front, shielding the little protagonist from view.

He kept protecting him until they were adults.

He decided he couldn't let the messy admirers who kept popping up interfere with his little one. He had to find him the very best partner.

The problem was that, according to the novel's setting, his childhood friend's admirers were handsome and powerful.

Finding someone capable of protecting him would be difficult.

His childhood friend: "Can't you protect me?"

Rong Qing smacked his forehead. That was a good idea.

They'd get married first, and once the little one found true love, they could switch partners!

He kept protecting him until Rong Qing's own plot point arrived.

His childhood friend turned the tables and pinned him to the bed, clinging to him as he called his name.

The initiative was taken from him, and in the end Rong Qing was the one who became clingy.

He read through that novel again.

Jing Cong: The protagonist's older brother and financial support, plagued by misfortune, illness, and hardship. He was always having accidents that served as catalysts for the protagonist's romantic life.

Then he looked at the person beside him in bed.

The 180-centimeter CEO had gotten his wish. His eyes and brows were full of smiles, he'd been healthy and trouble-free for over twenty years, and only his love life had been a little rough.

Rong Qing: "Actually, I did a pretty good job protecting him... right?"

Jing Cong: "You just don't get it. You're driving me crazy."

A self-righteous, silly-lucky bottom × a CEO top who'll do anything and acts like an adorable puppy

Blurb dated 2022-3-13

Core theme: Sincere feelings are never wasted.