After I Hooked Up with My Stepmom, I Couldn't Get Rid of Her

A fake sweetheart with a lovesick brain, but a genuinely chaotic troublemaker gong x a cold, ruthless big shot shou.

The gong is an utterly ordinary student at a university in the capital. His life is dull and mundane, until his dead father's underlings bring him back to the family estate.

His father was the head of a criminal organization, and had so few children that the gong was his only heir. When his father died, the underlings were left leaderless, and the factions immediately began fighting. The gong has no plans to be their figurehead. He's just here to have some fun.

Scandalous stories about his father's love affairs are everywhere. They say he died suddenly in a lover's arms.

The gong doesn't think much of it, until he sees his stepmother at his father's funeral hall.

Then he understands his father. Dying for a beauty is as good a way to go as any.

A fake sweetheart with a lovesick brain, but a genuinely chaotic troublemaker gong x a cold, ruthless big shot shou.

Notes:

1. Due to circumstances beyond our control, this isn't a real stepmother situation.

2. The gong falls in love at first sight, but can't tell the difference between a danger warning and a sign of attraction.

3. The gong is a true troublemaker. He's all sweet and loving with his stepmother while planning to break up with him and move abroad, and sees absolutely nothing wrong with his behavior.

4. The gong really does love the shou, but a chaotic troublemaker's love only takes up this much space in his life.

5. The gong pursues the shou early on, and the shou pursues the gong later. The shou dotes on the gong. Whether they dote on each other or not, a chaotic troublemaker's affection is a little unhinged.

(The title wasn't allowed to include “stepmother,” so I'll definitely have to change it when I officially start posting. For now, take a look at this, and I'll think of something later.)

Theme: Thirty-six strategies of love.