Su Tu is a little artist who transmigrates into the protagonist of a gay historical novel he read the night before. One of the scummy tops has his eye on him, so he panics and makes a run for home, only to run into his beast-hearted childhood friend, another top.
With wolves in front and tigers behind, why not lie flat?
Su Tu gritted his teeth. No! Young people of the new era can't just lie back and take it!
"Tutu, I've heard about your father's situation. Let me take care of you from now on."
"I thought you were so high-minded, but it turns out you're just greedy for power and status."
Su Tu kicked the scumbags one by one.
"Your grandpa Niu's dad is doing just fine!"
Then he planted a foot on the scummy top's head and sneered, "Let's see just how high and mighty my good grandson really is."
Later, his reputation for filial piety spread far and wide. He passed the imperial examinations with top honors and rose steadily through the ranks.
The scumbags who couldn't have him started making snide remarks again, claiming he'd bewitched the emperor and served him with his looks, and that his beauty would fade and the emperor's love would soon follow.
The emperor: "Those are malicious lies! I'm the one trying to beguile Minister Su!"
Yucheng is the fifth prince of the Great Yu Dynasty. He had always believed his body was deformed and that he was doomed to bring misfortune, fit only to live a life of rejection and exploitation.
He never imagined anyone could look at him with such innocent eyes, completely unafraid, and treat him as nothing more than a close friend.
Watching the trust in the other's eyes, Yucheng's heart grew darker and more conflicted.
"My dear younger brother, I would also like to offer myself to you."
A beautiful artist forced to rise to the challenge, shy in private but an unapologetic steel-hearted straight man in public, bottom x a domineering, incredibly powerful, genuinely dark-hearted, stingy, intersex top
Content warning:
1. Intersex top.
Theme: Never give up, even in the darkness
Author, did you really write the original text?