Brother, Why Are You Treating Me Like This?

A seemingly cold but inwardly soft and sensitive beauty gong vs. a pitiful, love-seeking shou early on who becomes possessive and domineering later

Chen Jiashu, who had lost his memories, died by accident while trying to save a cat. In the end, a stranger he'd never met before took care of his funeral arrangements and stayed by his side for seven days. Chen Jiashu realized that this "stranger" seemed to feel something special for him. He thought he would disappear completely, but heaven gave him another chance at life.

When he got that second chance, he no longer remembered his previous life. Still, life went fairly smoothly. His days were routine, peaceful but dull, until someone forcefully barged into his life, bringing sweetness to his humdrum days.

He thought things could go on like this, but memories of his past life quietly returned, and the reason for his lost memories came to light. It turned out that none of it had been an accident, and that stranger wasn't a stranger after all.

When the danger he had faced in his past life came around again, Chen Jiashu fought back with all his might in this life and finally won himself a bright future.

First-person POV, gong-centric in the past life; third-person POV, gong-centric in this life.

The shou pursues the gong, and the shou pampers the gong.

The gong is weak in bed,

but he isn't a weak gong.

Beautiful gong, handsome shou.

Theme: Please, again and again, a thousand times over, save yourself from the world's trials and tribulations.