His Second Personality

(Slowly updating again)

Song Ke's second personality says he likes me.

He himself has no idea.

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Song Ke manages to be polite and gentle on the surface with everyone except me.

I often disrupt his routine, steal the things he likes, and watch him grow more and more troubled until he loses his temper.

Only then does he come and hug me.

And he has no idea about that, either.

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Recently, he's been getting very close to someone named Fang Qi.

Fang Qi has become my next target.

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Every once in a while, Zhuang Zizhou looks at me with rare seriousness and says, "Qin Yao, stop."

Me: "Is there a Jackie Chan outside?"

He chokes for a moment, then returns to his usual cheeky grin.

Not everyone with the characters Zhuang and Zhou in their name can become a philosopher. I'm more used to him being a slacker.

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Song Ke's second personality hasn't come to see me in a long time.

I'm getting a little restless.

First-person POV

A beloved bottom adored by everyone

Trying hard to write a proper melodramatic story

Coming soon 1: I Only Meant to Raise a Dog

Blurb: Song Che wanted the company of a little animal, so he originally only meant to get a dog. But the apartment manager turned him down.

Later, he joined a fully immersive virtual pet game:

Game: Your character is a cold, ascetic doctor in a mysterious department.

Song Che (secretly delighted): Oh, okay.

Game: You must play the role of their caretaker, looking after them, keeping them company, and earning their loyalty.

Song Che: Am I a pet keeper?

The game's mechanical voice was icy: No. You are their creator, and their executioner.

Although Song Che didn't quite understand what the game meant, he had an excellent time raising pets in the virtual world.

Song Che: Merfolk can be raised like doggies, dragons can be raised like doggies, and robots can be raised like doggies! Open your mind. Anything can be a doggy.

Until one day, his little pets stopped obeying him and tried to lock Song Che up.

Song Che: You're such bad dogs...

Theme: Keep your eyes open and see the people around you for who they are.