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Word around Jianzhu City is that there are three people you must never provoke. One of them is the Lin family's second young master.

Ever since he was a boy, Second Young Master Lin has bullied men and taken advantage of women, committing every kind of evil. At last, his father sent him off to school. Now that the political situation has stabilized, Second Young Master Lin returns in splendor. People watch in disbelief as the inspection squad captain, who arrived in the city just last year, bends over behind the young master in his fine suit and respectfully calls him, "Major General."

Second Young Master Lin has become Major General Lin. Just as people start to think he's changed his ways, his gleaming military boot kicks open the door to the home of a well-regarded professor in the city. Dashing in his uniform and radiating menace, Major General Lin strides forward and plants a long leg on the professor's desk, which is piled high with books. His usually cruel eyes narrow slightly as he says:

"Professor, you have two choices: become my father's eighteenth concubine, or become my wife."

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Reading guide:

1. The professor is the protagonist. He is the top and older than his partner.

2. The top is a beauty, an older, universally adored beauty. Read with caution, caution, caution.

3. Readers with strong cleanliness preferences and those who are very protective of the bottom, read with caution, caution, caution, caution.

4. The young master in the blurb is not the top, not the top, not the top.

5. An alternate-history modern setting. Customs, traditions, and culture are inspired by modern China; everything else has no historical basis. This is a fictional world, and everything is entirely made up, entirely made up, entirely made up. Don't overanalyze it.

In a nutshell: The professor and his dog

[I'm bringing an old idea here to indulge myself in this delightfully warped story. I'll write it later.]

Theme: Grow toward the light