Former title: The Moonlight's Thousand-Layered Secret Identity
Shen Wang appears to be a restorer of cultural relics at the Palace Museum, elegant and handsome, but he has no interest in sex and is impotent.
However, he has a hobby he's too embarrassed to confess: reading explicit comics and writing smutty ship stories. He's also a well-known creator in the fandom, a prolific artist whose Weibo is full of young women clamoring for new content from their favorite creator.
Then one day, he is forced into a matchmaking marriage. His future spouse is supposedly an "old man" who loves tending flowers and plants and steeping goji berries in a thermos. Shen Wang regretfully puts away his treasured comics, leaves the fandom, and hides his little hobby.
It isn't until Fu Zheliu happens to see what Shen Wang looked like as a child that he learns Shen Wang is the little prince of his dreams.
He cautiously approaches his little prince, afraid that the small secret he harbors will sully the prince's purity and nobility.
Later, a comic Shen Wang read in high school is discovered, shattering their respectful, peaceful, harmonious married life. An accidentally exposed page contains something too embarrassing to look at. More importantly, it's a relic of his own dark past.
Fu Zheliu laughs with positively cruel delight. So he'd been wrong back then: he'd mistaken a little fox for a little prince.
Years later, after being out of the game for a long time, Teacher L returns with a new work. Countless fans praise its protagonist's heartbreaking backstory and the sweet, clingy romance that blossoms after he finds the little rose he once lost.
In the comic, a little fox carries a rose in its mouth and professes its love to the protagonist. In real life, Shen Wang rides the waves: "Everyone, quiet down! Teacher L is mine!!!"
"Who belongs to you?" Fu Zheliu turns to Shen Wang with an indescribable smile.
Shen Wang's legs go weak, and he remembers that chaotic night.
Unconventional domineering CEO gong x cultural relic restorer shou
1. Neither the gong nor the shou is quite right in the head. They both have unusual thought processes and are a bit nuts.
2. Same-sex marriage is legal in this story. There is a side couple featuring a lesbian romance.
3. The author isn't from Beijing. Many of the places and things in the story were seen in documentaries and on maps, so corrections are welcome.
4. The characters' values don't represent the author's, so don't insult the author.
5. Because of the shou's job, palace cats will make appearances in the story.
6. The shou has an ex-husband, and the gong has an ex-boyfriend, but both are virgins!!! Neither developed feelings for anyone else while their previous relationship or marriage was still ongoing!!!
Theme: Embrace the future and build a beautiful China.
