My Husband Always Shows Up When I Flip a Coin

[The previous premise couldn't be written, so I've switched to a new one. I'm really sorry QAQ]

Ever since Shen Gua could remember, there had been a "child bridegroom" in his family, ten years older than him.

When Shen Gua was five and his child bridegroom was fifteen, the older boy would run into his room every day to sleep and watch over his studies. Even when drool dripped onto his brand-new books, he said nothing, only hugging himself tightly.

At ten, Shen Gua was a little terror. Spoiled by his family and indulged by his child bridegroom, he neglected his studies, got poor grades, and preferred having fun. He would pester the older boy while he was working, demanding that he play. If he refused, Shen Gua would throw a tantrum and smash his things.

When his parents tried to reason with him, the child bridegroom said, "It's fine. He'll grow out of it."

By seventeen, Shen Gua had become a spoiled, dissolute young master. He skipped school, got into fights, drank, and surrounded himself with bad company. Rebellious by nature, he even got a "boyfriend."

Inexperienced, he went to his child bridegroom to watch adult videos together.

Shen Gua frowned and showed no reaction throughout. He asked the person beside him, "Tell me, do you think we'll definitely get married someday?"

"But I don't like you."

"You're stuffy, boring, old, and you'll age faster than me. I'll tell my parents to end our relationship. You don't have to make yourself suffer, either."

"I'm not suffering. It's what I'm supposed to do."

Shen Gua hated his bland, passionless, self-effacing life, so he resolved to take a path of no return.

A crazy, self-centered, rebellious, carefree freelancer VS a self-effacing, obedient, joyless observer who only knows how to follow orders and arrangements.

Theme: Forging your own path and working hard to get what you want.