Chasing the Wind

A cocky racing prodigy x a retired veteran who specializes in putting arrogant people in their place

Shen Kuo is the most promising racing driver of his generation. He’s barely joined a team when the boss tricks him into going to some backwater village.

The boss made it sound great: he’d be sent to a secret training base and given an incredible coach to help him become a champion overnight. But when Shen Kuo gets there, he realizes it’s nothing like that.

There’s no training track and no racing cars, just a shabby little courtyard, a dilapidated house, and poultry, sheep, and dogs running everywhere. And the supposedly incredible coach is just a washed-up middle-aged guy whose name Shen Kuo doesn’t even know and whose mouth never stops running. His first words are: “You want me to take you on? No problem. Be my dog for a few days first, and prove you mean it.”

Shen Kuo came full of hope, only to be given an endless pile of chores, an endless stream of scolding, and endless arguments. He’s completely disappointed.

One day, he can’t take it anymore. After downing a couple shots of baijiu, he gets carried away by the booze and goes on a rampage. He originally plans to beat the guy up to blow off steam, but somehow, by some twist of fate, he ends up pulling the man’s pants down...

Shen Kuo has only just come of age, and his self-control in certain areas is pretty limited. It happens once, he gets a taste for it, and after that there’s no turning back.

Especially after he discovers some of the other man’s secrets that have been hidden from everyone during their time together. He’s even more hooked.

And so Shen Kuo changes.

The young master drops his usual arrogance and gives the man whatever he asks for, doing everything he can to please him. He even lowers himself and clings to the man’s leg, whining, “Want a dog? I’m a puppy, a very good one. Woof~”

Of course, after Shen Kuo makes the man happy, he gets to enjoy a few good days. But the good times don’t last. Just after Shen Kuo coaxes him down the mountain and returns to the racing team, the man’s first love suddenly comes back to the country.

Watching the older man coldly abandon him and turn to his first love, Shen Kuo feels his whole world shatter.

The young master does consider saying, “To hell with him. I’m done.” But he can’t help it. He’s never liked anyone this much before. He can’t let go, won’t admit defeat, and refuses to give up.

Later, they meet again at the track. Shen Kuo drags the heartless bastard into the locker room and pins him against the wall. “So the new clothes just don’t fit as well as the old ones, huh?”

The older man stays calm and arches an eyebrow. “The old ones were designer, with the label to prove it. The new ones are nothing.”

Shen Kuo: “Who the hell are you looking down on? It’s just a national championship. If I win it, what will you say then?”

The older man deliberately presses himself against Shen Kuo, tilts his head back, and grins. “Give me the trophy, and I’m yours. I’ll be yours for life.”

The story is told from the top’s perspective! Younger man! Big age gap! One is a hot-blooded, youthful rebel, the other a world-weary, disillusioned middle-aged man. Two people with completely different personalities and lives collide!

One-on-one, happy ending, both are faithful, both are good people.

Theme: Passion can carry you through the long years.