Little Trinket

PART 1

Player Wei Yiguang has a humanoid SSR card that he adores. The paper character can be shaped perfectly to the player's wishes, so Xie Chen, the character on the card, becomes his plaything, someone he can spend every night with.

When his madness goes too far, he even injects Xie Chen with a drug that can make him differentiate into either of two sexes, leaving Xie Chen too afraid to step outside his room.

Until one day, Xie Chen, whom he has treated as a plaything, gathers what little self-respect he has left and leaps into a sea of flames without looking back. Their past is reduced to a pile of ashes, leaving Wei Yiguang to cry out in shock and pain.

Three years later, Xie Chen is reborn.

He becomes the first card to escape the game and enters the human world under an assumed name, unaware that someone is desperately searching for him.

Then one day, Xie Chen opens the courtyard gate and finds a disheveled man asking for a place to stay.

The man's eyes brim with tears, his emotions a mixture of joy and sorrow, as he watches Xie Chen cautiously.

Xie Chen, unmoved: "Where did this stray dog come from?"

He doesn't know that the "stray dog" in front of him, Wei Yiguang, is the current emperor of the entire card game world, and that he himself is the pure white deity known to all, the one person the mad emperor can never reach.

1. The story is set in modern society. The top is a game player, and the bottom is an SSR card (yes, he's not human...).

2. A wicked bastard top who chases his wife to the crematorium and reforms x a pure, divine paper-character bottom

3. The bottom gets hurt first, then the top. Angsty, melodramatic chase-your-wife-to-the-crematorium story. Read with caution!!!

4. Happy ending, no changing tops. No personal attacks, please.

I'm working on more stories in the "Little" series. This one has an old-school melodramatic flavor: the bottom gets hurt first, then the top, and the bottom is reborn. The couple are both men, with one short period in which they are both women. Kisses, and please add it to your reading list!

Theme: Treat every heartfelt gesture with care.