Don't Touch My Little Feathers [Quick Transmigration]

Before Shi Wen entered his first small world, a senior gave him protective equipment and told him to be on his guard around his mission targets.

Shi Wen cocked his head and chirped, but he couldn't help feeling sorry for those beautiful, strong, and tragic souls. Every one of them was clearly a child of heaven, yet in the end, events great and small swallowed them up in the story's course.

So he fluttered his feathers and hid the protective equipment behind his back, doing his best to pull them out of the darkness.

Later,

The disillusioned white moonlight was pulled back onto the screen by his junior;

The fallen young sect master was coaxed by a little sparrow into leaving the secluded forest;

The disgraced singer performed a new song for his investor on his comeback stage;

The lonely head of a mysterious sect walked out through the doors that had been shut for years, hand in hand with a little monster;

It was only later that Shi Wen realized his senior's warning had been useful. But by then, he was leaning against that man's chest, looking at the news pushed to his phone and belatedly realizing how dangerous the man was.

He changed back to his original form and was just about to flap away when the man quickly gathered him into his hands and gently stroked his feathers.

"Did I scare you?" he asked, lowering his eyes as if apologetic. "I'm so sorry."

The sparrow in his hands stared at him with round eyes. Under the man's anxious gaze, he fluttered his wings. The moment he changed back into his handsome human form, the man pulled him into his arms.

In the wordless silence, the man lowered his head.

Then he kissed him.

Beautiful, strong, and tragic seme fragments X chirpy, adorable uke

1. My usual sweet-romance staples: one-on-one, mutual first love, and the seme is one person.

2. In a few worlds, the seme may be a little manipulative and coy. The setting is still tentative, and the details of those worlds may change.

Theme: Someone will always come looking for you, carrying the light.