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Jincheng has two notorious troublemakers: An Yu, the An family's young master, and Wen Yichen, the Wen family's eldest young master.
An Yu is a thrill-seeking masochist, while Wen Yichen is an obsessive lunatic with an overwhelming possessive streak. Wherever they go, disaster follows; whoever they look at goes mad. Everyone steers clear of them, even their parents find them a headache.
One day, the giant screen outside the city's CBD aired some news: the Wen family's eldest young master was going to marry the An family's young master!
Congratulations! The people of Jincheng were so excited they set off fireworks for three days straight to celebrate (not really). Their friends gathered too, weeping tears of sorrow (joy), crying (with delight) (in streams) (of happiness)!
Let those two troublemakers torment each other. Damn, we're finally free!
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An Yu and Wen Yichen had been sworn enemies since childhood. If they met and didn't start fighting, it was only out of consideration for their parents. Get married? Dream on!
But their parents knew exactly how to get to them: crying, throwing tantrums, and threatening to hang themselves!
Fine! We'll do it!
They could get married, but they had to settle who would top and who would bottom first. So began an unprecedented, one-of-a-kind race that would decide their place in the household.
But no matter how grand and imposing the race's start, its end was bleak and tragic.
The two cars collided, and blood spilled everywhere!
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An Yu and Wen Yichen both lost their memories. Afterward, one troublemaker was well-behaved and adorable, while the other was steady, astute, and a little goofy.
Everyone around them was overjoyed. This was the perfect chance to lock the two troublemakers together for good. So they told An Yu, "Wen Yichen is your one true love. You love him so much you can't help yourself!" And they told Wen Yichen, "An Yu is your precious baby. You love him so much you'd risk your life for him!"
At their first meeting, An Yu asked Wen Yichen, "Who are you?"
Wen Yichen replied, "I'm Ultraman."
Their friend corrected him from the side: "He's your husband."
An Yu asked again, "What's a husband? Can you eat one?"
Wen Yichen replied, "You can eat some parts."
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Later, An Yu and Wen Yichen regained their memories at the same time, and the two got into a huge fight in the hospital room.
Afterward, unwilling to let Wen Yichen get the better of him, An Yu picked up a club and led a group of people to smash up Wen Yichen's place. But he didn't get to smash anything. Instead, Wen Yichen tied him up.
Wen Yichen gripped An Yu's chin. "You haven't forgotten the deal: whoever loses bottoms, right?"
Reading Guide:
1. Over-the-top melodrama with no logic and plenty of out-of-character behavior. An Yu is the bottom, Wen Yichen is the top.
2. Fictional setting with plenty of original worldbuilding.
3. The story before they lose their memories is brief. The story after they lose them and after they regain them gets roughly equal focus.
Theme: Fated to be
Attack: Wife Tie Tie Shou: Take a punch from me
It feels like it's well written in big letters! Why is no one watching?
Except for the ending which is a bit plain, everything else is very good. I really enjoyed watching it 💪💪💪
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Sorry for such a long list of comments. If the author feels uncomfortable, just block me.
I don't know why I felt mentally deficient while watching it. I don't think I have to lower my IQ in order to highlight innocence and cuteness, because I don't need to feel innocence and cuteness at all. There is no need to write about limited cognitive understanding, or is this a foreshadowing? (If my brain was damaged earlier, resulting in cognitive impairment due to illness, but I forgot, I'm sorry, it's been a while) It would be better to change the character. The plot is good, but the character is a bit too strong. Just like being slandered by an old employee and suddenly being shady, or being frightened by Xiao Yu's momentum, it would be better for him to use his own logic to refute, rather than just stand there blankly. The clay figurine is still very angry, not to mention that he was not a good-tempered person before he lost his memory. Mr. Wen lost his memory, but he became more stable and reliable. Such a character becomes a bit greasy if it is pushed too hard. Very typical dominatrix. And I feel like it's not very common to call me Laogong every day. Personally, I feel that it would be more appropriate to call him Yi Chen. It would be too embarrassing to call him Lao Gong. I can't help but worry about Xiaoyu after recovering his memory. Especially if there is a character with or without amnesia, it is possible for the character to change drastically, but the background of the one-handed character is unlikely to change. Just like Xiaoyu couldn't accept Mr. Wen's contact at first. If Xiaoyu seems to be obedient on the surface, it is better to reveal some momentum when he is angry. It would be better if Mr. Wen did not use metaphors such as piglets and kittens, because he would feel greasy after saying it. It would be better if someone like a copywriter is calm but often cheating, and if someone seems to be well-behaved but is actually very powerful, and is also a person with his own hidden career behind his back, it would be better. Because it seems that Shou has really done nothing so far. It would be strange if Gong still has work to do. I'm sorry, the author. Such a large list is full of revision opinions. If you feel offended, just block me.
Ahhhh, so embarrassing, my toes are on the ground
Are you almost recovering your memory? The tonic is so fast.
Great cheers for the author, looking forward to it [covering face and peeking]
It feels so good to see me. When can I enter v and update my posts steadily?