I'll Marry You

(From the top's perspective)

Chen Yi travels to Yunnan alone during summer vacation. There, he meets a beautiful "girl" and falls in love at first sight.

He does everything he can to show up around her and get her attention, but she always acts indifferent toward him.

Only after they get to know each other does Chen Yi discover that the girl he can't stop thinking about is actually a boy.

Shocked and devastated, Chen Yi shuts himself away for a while.

But every time he sees Wen Ke, he can't help getting close to him. Before long, he has cheered himself up and is shamelessly clinging to Wen Ke again.

As they spend more time together, their feelings quickly grow.

At last, one night, they cross the line between friendship and something more.

But when Wen Ke wakes the next morning, he has mysteriously disappeared.

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Wen Ke is a Miao boy. Since childhood, he has carried a marriage contract, and the person he's promised to is a man.

So Wen Ke's parents raised him as a girl.

That passionate night with Chen Yi is the only act of rebellion in Wen Ke's otherwise proper and orderly life.

But the next day is when he's supposed to have his first marriage visit with his betrothed.

A marriage visit means that his betrothed will climb into his room at dusk to meet him. They spend the night together, and the other person leaves silently before sunrise.

That day, Wen Ke washes and dresses early, then waits in his room in despair, his body weary, sore, and weak. He never expects a figure to climb in through the window at dusk, blotting out the fiery sunset.

Wen Ke looks up and sees Chen Yi, backlit by the sun, wearing a bold, handsome smile.

He says, "I'll marry you."

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