My Wife Keeps Saying He's Straight

All the men around Sun Suiyuan turned gay.

His childhood friend of eighteen years came out after the college entrance exams, telling him he was dating another of Sun Suiyuan's childhood friends.

One of his college roommates got together with another roommate, and that roommate came out to someone from the dorm next door.

He was the only one left single, known as the Bay Bridge Pier.

He told himself he must not turn gay and must hold on to the last line of defense for straight men. The moment Sun Suiyuan saw Qi Ji performing, he decided Qi Ji was the wife fate had destined for him.

Qi Ji began learning Yue opera at the age of five and became a celebrated performer at eighteen. After becoming famous, he performed a show at university and got pestered by a strange person.

No matter what he did, the other man followed him. If Qi Ji needed to change his shoes, the man immediately crouched down. If he wanted water, a glass at just the right temperature would instantly appear. If he was tired, the man was there to massage his shoulders. At first glance, the man seemed considerate and attentive. Look closer, and he was a creepy stalker.

A teacher in the troupe said, "Xiao Qi, you've got another creep bothering you."

Qi Ji smiled faintly, not bothered at all.

Because in the pitch-black night, he was the one who turned into a tiger.

Important: Qi Ji is the gong, 177 cm tall, a young male role performer in Yue opera. Most Yue opera troupes are made up of women, though there are a very small number of men. He is not based on anyone; the author simply likes Yue opera.

Sun Suiyuan is the shou, 183 cm tall.

Don't be fooled by the gong being shorter. He suckles while they do it.

Gong-focused story. The shou pursues the gong in the early chapters, and they spoil each other. Basically, a stalker shou and a queen gong.

Both are virgins, one-on-one pairing.

An ordinary little sweet treat.

You don't need to know Yue opera. I made it all up. I'll explain any specialized knowledge in the author's notes.

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