A shameless, carefree gong x a shou who pretends to be reserved but is actually head over heels
At an auction, Jiang Yixing runs into the vanished Qi Jin again and racks up a huge debt. Even when he's broke and down on his luck, he refuses to give up his so-called "sense of occasion": pouring cola into a stemmed glass and pretending it's red wine, playing the part of an elegant young gentleman. In reality, he's just showing off.
Jiang Yixing is determined to be the most shameless guy around and have the purest romance. When dealing with someone whose words and heart don't match, you have to take a hard line.
Once his stubborn streak kicks in, he tries to imitate someone else's coercive tactics. He doesn't understand how to force the issue and only ends up working himself to the bone.
We've kissed and slept together, and you say we're not even friends?
Don't ask. We're obviously a couple.
Oh, no, wait. We're something even deeper than a couple.
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Never having been together beats a thousand years of marriage. That's just how young lovers have fun.
Qi, the great beauty, is an untouchable, saintly white lotus to everyone else, yet he singles out Jiang Laoda for a cold shoulder. If that's not favoritism, what is?
"But, A Jin, you don't need to test your lover every time."
Content warning: A silly, sweet, no-brain story. Lots of personal worldbuilding, and the plot is absurd and nonsensical.
The writing is amateurish, with no outline and updates written on the fly. Anything could change before the story is complete, but the happy ending will not.
Readers who judge every novel are advised not to read this. If you do, don't attack the author. The views expressed belong only to the characters.
Message: Don't test the sincerity of the person you love.
