The Sickly Landlord Is Always Fishing for Compliments!

Younger, hot-tempered, self-deluding wolf-dog top (He Chen) x gentle, disabled, frail puppy bottom (Shen Nanxing)

They save each other.

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Because of his poor health, Shen Nanxing did everything slowly.

He ate slowly, got dressed slowly, typed slowly, and even spoke at a slow, dragging pace.

His temperament was as gentle as soft cotton, with not a bit of a temper.

He Chen had a short fuse. Watching Shen Nanxing do things made him boil, so he found him incredibly annoying.

But there was nothing he could do. Shen Nanxing was his landlord, and since he was living under someone else's roof, he had to put up with it!

Besides, he stayed cooped up in his room day and night, living on an upside-down schedule. He shouldn't have much to do with Shen Nanxing anyway.

It turned out that was completely impossible.

Shen Nanxing was so damn frail, even a crystal was sturdier than him!

One moment he was sick, the next he'd fallen, then he'd gotten hurt. What a pain!

But what could He Chen do?

A "sorry," an "I'm sorry to trouble you," and an "I'm so sorry" were enough to stop him from losing his temper, no matter how annoyed he was.

He couldn't exactly bully a disabled person, could he?

Fine. He'd help him. He'd move out as soon as he made enough money, so he wouldn't be staying long anyway.

Later, Shen Nanxing found out He Chen was looking for an apartment and asked when he planned to move out.

He Chen stopped eating, glared at him, and asked, "Are you kicking me out?"

Shen Nanxing: "Huh?"

He actually didn't deny it! He Chen blew up, pounding the table as he shouted at him.

In the end, his eyes red, he crouched by Shen Nanxing's legs and said pitifully, "Shen Nanxing, you can't seduce me and then dump me."

One-on-one romance.

Warnings:

1. The bottom is paralyzed and incredibly weak, but he's soft, cute, polite, gentle, and mild-tempered! You'll love him!

2. A short story with an irregular update schedule. I write when I feel like it and let myself go. The answer is always that it's for the angst and for my personal tastes!

3. Not your usual dog-training romance. The point of view shifts around, so don't overthink it. As for whether it's a top-focused or bottom-focused story, I use whichever character's point of view seems more unusual or interesting. I don't have a particular preference.

4. When I first wrote this, I had no idea whether there would be a tomorrow, so the language might be rather unrestrained.

Coming soon: a top-focused story

Wildfire

One-legged, rough-around-the-edges top (Chen Jue) x taciturn, ruthless bottom (Zhou Chi)

People who knew Zhou Chi always said:

"That kid's tough as nails. Survive a great disaster and good fortune is sure to follow."

But Zhou Chi said he wasn't tough as nails.

He was lucky.

Because fate gave him a Chen Jue.

Theme: All hardships will pass.