The Frail, Blind Boy Needs to Be Coddled

[Coming soon in my collection: After Fainting in My Rival’s Arms and After He Left, I Regretted It. Both feature sickly bottoms. Please add them to your collection!] [The only official version of this novel is on Jinjiang Literature City. Tens of thousands of words of new plot will be added later, and only the official version will have it.] Qi Fangyan is a taekwondo black belt, hot-tempered and rebellious to the core. After being suspended from school for the third time, his parents confiscate his bank cards and drag him off to look after their boss’s child. Qi Fangyan acts nonchalant and says only, “I’m not going. Not unless you want me to beat him to death.” Then he looks up and sees the nanny pushing a gleaming silver wheelchair, bringing it to a slow stop at the landing on the second floor. Noon sunlight pours through the stained-glass windows upstairs, casting a long rectangle of shimmering light across the floor. A boy sits in the wheelchair, his eyes covered by white gauze. Though it is summer, he wears a cream-colored turtleneck sweater. The visible half of his delicate, beautiful face is tilted slightly upward, and he looks down at Qi Fangyan with the haughty poise of a prince. Qi Fangyan freezes, unable to take even a single step. Before he can react, his father steps forward, presses his head down and bends his back, making him bow humbly before the boy as he orders him, “Qi Fangyan, greet him.” “Call him Young Master.” Song Sining is the pampered young master of the Song family. He is proud, aloof, and incredibly difficult to please. The moment Qi Fangyan arrives at the Song household, he is given a long list of rules. No coming home late, no smoking, no drinking, no girlfriends. When Song Sining is thirsty, Qi Fangyan must pour him a drink. When his stomach hurts, Qi Fangyan must rub it. When he coughs, Qi Fangyan must pat his back… With so many rules dumped on him, everyone is afraid the human powder keg that is Qi Fangyan will start hitting people. Until the day Song Sining undergoes eye surgery, with only a thirty percent chance of success. Outside the operating room, Song Sining sheds his usual cool composure. He clutches Qi Fangyan’s coat tightly and slowly pulls him close. His eyes redden as he looks up, his voice trembling. “Qi Fangyan, I’m a little… scared…” Qi Fangyan raises a hand and rubs his head. “Don’t be scared. I’m here.” The rebellious, wild-and-carefree cool guy top × the fussy, delicate, sickly young master bottom 1. The top really is rebellious to the core, and acts the same way toward everyone at first. He gradually changes later, but the process takes time. Since the bottom is blind at the beginning, the early chapters have more of the top’s point of view, but that will shift later. 2. The bottom is extremely sickly: blind, lame, and afflicted with all sorts of illnesses. He has both physical and psychological problems, and his stomach condition is severe! He is also clingy, pampered, and very possessive! 3. For the sake of the plot, the bottom’s eyes and legs will recover, but not completely. His legs will hurt in damp, cold weather and other circumstances, and he may experience psychological blindness when emotionally agitated or angry. 4. My collection includes upcoming and completed novels featuring all kinds of sickly bottoms. If you like sickly characters, please take a look! Weibo: Jinjiang-Banli Wanzi - Coming soon: After He Left, I Regretted It [Sunny puppy top who later turns cold and ruthless × coldhearted, sickly CEO bottom] A major incident shakes Mingcheng: Li Yaochi, head of the century-old Li family, has disappeared. As the news throws the entire city into an uproar, Fang Yuze wakes up in a hotel bed, naked beside a young man, and they stare at each other in shock. His head throbbing after a drunken night, Fang Yuze bears the aches all over his body, suppresses his panic, and tosses the young man a bank card. He can’t let the scandal get out. To keep him quiet, Fang Yuze decides to raise him like a pet dog. - After spending a long time together, Fang Yuze realizes the young man is very obedient. He puts up with Fang Yuze’s cruelty and sharp tongue, tends to his perpetually failing health day and night, and comes whenever called, never complaining about the work. The one thing Fang Yuze can’t stand is that the young man actually has the nerve to expect Fang Yuze to love him. After the young man crosses the line one too many times, Fang Yuze impatiently flings a check in his face and says coldly, “Is this enough to make you understand your place? Look at the number, then look at yourself. You think you’re worthy of talking to me about love?” That night, the young man stands motionless for a long time, head bowed. A glaring red mark slowly appears on his face. He bends to pick up the check, carefully smooths out its creases, lays it on the table, and leaves without a word. - They meet again three months later. It is the twentieth birthday of the Zhou family’s most cherished young master, and prominent business figures have come from all over to attend. The long-missing head of the Li family makes his first public appearance, presenting the Zhou family’s young master with a birthday gift amid a sea of expectant eyes. A fireworks display worth hundreds of millions is set off with a snap of his fingers, creating a lavish spectacle unlike anything Mingcheng has ever seen, all to make his beloved smile. The young master of the Zhou family is so captivated that he throws his arms around him with a shriek. Fireworks crisscross the sky as the crowd reaches a fever pitch. Only Fang Yuze stands cold and numb, staring at the two dazzling figures at the center of the gathering as he crushes his wineglass. He vaguely remembers that, several months ago, a boy knelt before him, eyes red, clutching his hand and asking in a hoarse voice that cut to the bone, “Fang Yuze, why can’t you love me…” - Coming soon: After Fainting in My Rival’s Arms [Short-tempered, sickly school bully bottom × coolheaded, scheming top student top] Mingcheng has no shortage of young masters from powerful families, but Chi Xi is the least respectable of them all. The young master of the Chi family has hair dyed every color under the sun, a short temper, and the disposition of a walking bomb. He is Mingcheng’s notorious lunatic, good for nothing but money and looks. No one dares mess with him. Then one day, a fight breaks out on the hill behind the school, with taunts and curses flying everywhere. Chi Xi takes on eight people alone. His fists dripping with blood, he staggers to his feet amid the crowd. The summer sun is blinding. He looks up and spots a man watching from a distance. The man stands over him with his hands in his pockets, looking perfectly calm. He must be the leader of the gang. Chi Xi grits his teeth and charges at him without a care for his own safety, slamming him against the wall. His voice is hoarse as he demands, “Tell me! Who sent you…” His long, beautiful phoenix eyes are blood-red. He is as sharp as a blade. The man is silent for a few seconds, then says, “…The dean of students.” “?” “Chi Xi, skipping class: minus ten points.” “…” “Fighting in a group: minus ten points.” “…” “Threatening the student council president: minus twenty points.” “…” Wen Boyao remains expressionless as he takes out the student council president’s duty log and writes down every infraction, stroke by stroke. At last, he delivers his verdict in a flat voice: “Congratulations, Chi Xi. Two more points and you’ll be expelled.” Chi Xi is stunned for a few seconds, then belatedly feels the pain. He is injured, and his stomach cramps violently. His face turns deathly pale in an instant. His beautiful brows knit together as he clutches his stomach and lets out a muffled groan, his body collapsing limply into Wen Boyao’s arms. “Ugh…” Wen Boyao calmly hooks an arm around his trembling, slender waist. With his other hand, he neatly writes one more line in the logbook. “Assaulting the student council president: another twenty points off.” - Chi Xi’s grandfather is gravely ill. He has no other wish for Chi Xi than that he finish high school without causing trouble. But the young master Chi’s pride is harder than life itself. He never asks anyone for help. When he runs out of options, he and his gang decide to beat up Wen Boyao. Even if they have to beat him to death, they’ll tear up that lousy logbook! Instead, the two of them end up fighting their way into bed… Chi Xi loses every time, and Wen Boyao pins him to the bed so he can’t move, again and again. Later, deep in the night, Chi Xi lies sprawled on the bed, aching all over. His phoenix eyes are red and brimming with tears. He can barely get the words out, but he keeps cursing. “You’re killing me… Wen Boyao, you bastard… I, I’m not dating you anymore…” Wen Boyao hurriedly gathers him into his arms, massaging his sore waist as he kisses and soothes him. “It’s my fault. I’ll give you anything you want. Don’t cry, okay, sweetheart?” Chi Xi blushes, turns his head away, and kicks him with trembling lashes. “Get away…” Only later does Wen Boyao understand that the hot-tempered young master is a little hedgehog, with a soft, fragile belly beneath his sharp spines. He needs to be cherished and cared for, too. Theme: Face hardship bravely