Wen Que is sunny, handsome, and clean-cut, but he's an illegitimate child of a wealthy family who can't be acknowledged in public.
He has a good friend, Ling Zhixing.
Ling Zhixing is refined and elegant, with the air of a bright moon after rain. He's the undisputed heir to the richest family in the country.
Ling Zhixing treats Wen Que extremely well.
He personally travels abroad to get Wen Que the limited-edition signed sneakers he likes.
When Wen Que breaks his leg playing basketball, Ling Zhixing runs around taking meticulous care of him.
Wen Que is so touched that he praises him to everyone he meets. Even passing stray dogs get stopped for a couple of compliments.
He once declared, "If Zhixing weren't a guy, I'd marry him in a heartbeat."
In their senior year of high school, Wen Que's mother becomes seriously ill.
When Wen Que is frantic and at the end of his rope, his good friend Ling Zhixing hands him a maid contract.
If Wen Que becomes Ling Zhixing's personal maid for two years, his mother's medical expenses will be paid in full.
With Ling Zhixing as his only lifeline, Wen Que can only accept the humiliating contract.
Then he pounds the wall in anguish. "I should've listened when the fortune-teller at the temple said there was a villain in my life!"
Pointing at the picture of a revealing maid outfit on the contract, Wen Que cries out, "I never thought you'd be not only a villain, but a pervert too."
That usually cool and distinguished face slowly breaks into a smile. "Thank you for the compliment."
Wen Que: "...!!!!"
He's lost a friend, but gained a perverted employer.
After becoming one of the maids in Ling Zhixing's luxurious mansion,
Wen Que, still wallowing in the loss of his only friend, resolves to make Ling Zhixing taste the pain of betraying him.
On a sunny day, Wen Que cuts up the exquisite, expensive maid uniform.
"Oh, the hem's torn. Guess I won't wear it."
Ling Zhixing smiles faintly, lifts Wen Que's skirt, and tilts his head to stare at Wen Que's long, pale legs. "Mm. It'd be best if you wore nothing at all."
Wen Que: "...!!!" Aaaah! What a pervert!
In a torrential downpour, Wen Que leaves Ling Zhixing's precious velvet quilt out to get soaked.
"Ling Zhixing, sorry, I forgot to bring the quilt in. You're strong and healthy, so you can go one night without it, right?"
Ling Zhixing picks up his pillow and walks over to Wen Que. He bends down to whisper in his ear, his breath suggestive. "I'm delicate and frail. I can't manage on my own. I'll sleep with you tonight."
Wen Que: "...!!!" Aaaah! What a pervert!
Later, after Ling Zhixing "marries" him and takes him home, Wen Que spends countless nights being thoroughly ravished.
With his gaze unfocused, he stares up at Ling Zhixing, who is overcome with passion for him. Wen Que thinks that the maid-contract story he'd asked someone to write really did manage to ensnare the elegant, distinguished young master whom everyone thought was as refined as a breeze and bright as the moon.
Wen Que can't help feeling secretly smug.
Theme: If you want something, learn to pursue it yourself.