My Loyal Archrival Won Me Over (Body Swap)

Qi Chao (top) x Jiang Si (bottom)

A prickly cat bottom x a big-dog top

P.S. A short campus story. No logic, no real-life inspirations, so don't overanalyze it. Thanks for your support!

Blurb:

Jiang Si switched bodies with his sworn enemy, who had a secret crush on him.

He thought he'd get to live the life of a young master, but from day one, it was like being "under house arrest."

Being supervised while studying English until two in the morning?

Jiang Si: If I can't have a good time, neither can you.

So every night, he called Qi Chao to "check in" in the middle of the night: "Are you asleep? Good. I'm not able to sleep."

Yet Qi Chao put up with all his unreasonable antics without getting angry or losing his temper. He was practically a loyal puppy.

They'd only switched bodies, but Qi Chao acted like a completely different person toward him: no dodging, no hiding, no holding back. He went straight for him.

The old Qi Chao: Refined, chaste, gentle.

The new Qi Chao: "Can I hug you? Can I kiss you? Can I take things further?"

Jiang Si: ??? This isn't how this is supposed to go.

Every word and action seemed designed to seduce him, and Jiang Si fell head over heels.

Later, as Qi Chao pinned him against the wall and kissed him until his back ached and his legs went weak, Jiang Si was still dazedly thinking: Wait, wasn't I straight?

Then Qi Chao bit his lip in retaliation, his voice low and suggestive at his ear. "Focus."

"..."

Jiang Si immediately bit him back.

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Blurb:

By the time the Shen Tu lineage reached Tang Ci, it had earned a terrible reputation: "moody and impossible to deal with." No one wanted to get involved with him.

Then one day, a rumor came out of nowhere. It claimed that during the century Tang Ci spent at Shili Ravine, he had fallen deeply in love with Xie Heng, but his feelings went unreturned, so heartbreak turned to hatred and twisted him into who he was.

Tang Ci: What? Nonsense.

Xie Heng was the one who made the first move back then.

The rumor spread more and more wildly until Tang Ci could take no more. He went to confront the culprit, his face cold.

"So that's the rumor you started."

Xie Heng: "Don't be so fierce. I did fall deeply in love with you, after all."

"And?"

Xie Heng ventured, "Could you do me a favor and hear me out?"

Without another word, Tang Ci raised a hand and smacked him with a cold jade Buddhist bead, straight in the forehead.

Xie Heng: "..."

Tsk. How could he just throw away a token of their love?

With no other choice, Xie Heng clutched the bead and asked his subordinate, "How am I supposed to win him over?"

The subordinate thought about the kind of novel he'd recently read, then hesitantly replied, "...My suggestion is to make him fall for you by force."

Xie Heng: "..."

2.

There is a special secret method for summoning a Shen Tu, known to very few.

If someone knows the current Shen Tu's name, they can dip a finger in incense ash, write it down, and forcibly summon him.

One day, some ill-intentioned bastard summoned Tang Ci four times. Finally at the end of his patience, Tang Ci turned around and struck back.

To his surprise, it took only a few moves for the other man to grab hold of him and pin him down.

Xie Heng gripped his chin, eyes half narrowed. "Who taught you to be so fierce, hmm?"

Tang Ci turned his head away. "You."

Xie Heng, who had tried to make him fall in love by force: "..."

His heart was broken. He really had taught Tang Ci himself to be so rebellious and ungrateful.

This book is also known as: "You Made This Mess, So Live With It If You Love It: Why Does Xie Heng Come Looking for Trouble Every Day?" (Not really)

[The author is bad at writing blurbs. Please read the story for details.]

Theme: Every choice we make in youth involves growing together.