[This has been heavily revised, so it differs from pirated versions. Read the warnings first!]
Wen Xiaofan has an uncaring father, a stepmother who doesn't love him, and an excellent Alpha younger brother who bullies him. He's an utterly ordinary, even rather spineless, beta.
To make matters worse, he's diagnosed with a terminal illness.
Then, by chance, he confesses to Zhou Yi, whom he's had a crush on for six years. Zhou Yi actually says they can give it a try?!
Who is Zhou Yi? The heir to the Jinsheng Conglomerate, a top Alpha, and a golden boy with countless admirers.
As Zhou Yi's sidekick, Wen Xiaofan's wooden head can't imagine what Zhou Yi could be using him for.
So Wen Xiaofan hides his illness, greedy to avoid any regrets.
He eagerly follows Zhou Yi around, fussing over him. When Zhou Yi occasionally pats his head and calls him "good boy," Wen Xiaofan is so happy he feels dizzy. One kiss from Zhou Yi leaves his face burning for half the day.
Until he catches sight of two figures entwined through a crack in the door--
"Get out." Zhou Yi gives him a cold look. "Close the door behind you."
It turns out Zhou Yi was only playing around and treating him like a pet, while Wen Xiaofan took it seriously…
--
Wen Xiaofan leaves for good. He gives up chemotherapy, but Zhou Yi still finds him and drags him to the hospital, where he keeps him confined.
He's forced to undergo treatment.
He's afraid of acupuncture, so Zhou Yi tries it on his own arm first;
he thinks the medicine tastes bitter, so Zhou Yi brings him yogurt;
when he coughs so badly he can't breathe, Zhou Yi holds him and helps him catch his breath…
Wen Xiaofan knows Zhou Yi is only afraid of losing his pet, afraid of losing the affection he has for him.
He grows drowsy and weak, and the pain becomes more intense and frequent.
"Ow… It hurts…" At night, when the pain keeps him from sleeping, he curls up like a shrimp, tears pattering down, until a strong, scorching chest wraps around him…
Later, as his consciousness fades, he seems to hear a broken, hoarse voice by the bedside: "Please… Don't die."
A month after Wen Xiaofan dies, Zhou Yi lies down in the same coffin, clinging tightly to Wen Xiaofan and refusing to let go. He cuts his wrists and takes his own life.
--
Wen Xiaofan is reborn in his second year of high school. All he wants is to live his own life.
Until he discovers that Zhou Yi has been reborn too.
Zhou Yi says he wants to pursue him.
Wen Xiaofan doesn't believe him, of course.
But Zhou Yi really does seem to have changed.
He no longer stops Wen Xiaofan from making friends. He helps deal with the people who bully him and finds him a job…
Even after Wen Xiaofan gets a boyfriend, Zhou Yi still refuses to give up, begging to be allowed to be a substitute…
Later, whenever Wen Xiaofan says even a couple of words to someone else, Zhou Yi gets so anxious and insecure that he fears Wen Xiaofan will be stolen away again. He doesn't dare interfere, desperately restrains his possessiveness, and can only treat Wen Xiaofan even better…
#Dog-Training Romance#
Proceed with caution: there are a ton of potential triggers…
Warnings:
1. An old-school, angsty groveling romance. The bottom suffers first, then the top. It's an even split! [Lots of suffering, lots of pursuit.]
2. The top is sexually unfaithful once! Don't read if you can't accept that! Later, the bottom also has other partners. The bottom's emotional and physical relationships with others are his own choice. There will be some scenes of him dating other people.
3. There is a role reversal, but it only happens once. Don't read if that bothers you
4. Both characters have flaws and are emotionally immature. Not for readers who are fiercely protective of either the top or bottom! [I don't take sides, so don't label me! Kisses~]
5. Both are reborn. Happy ending.
My writing isn't great, and the plot logic serves the romance, but I'll do my best! Kisses, kisses, kisses!
Also recommending the completed novel The Little Liar O Who Pretends to Be Good Every Day, set in the same world.
And the ongoing novel The Pretty Little Troublemaker Provokes Her Stern Daddy and Gets Spoiled~
Xia Zhiyu has been having a rough time lately. His attempt to pursue his dream girl failed, he was forced to move in with his romantic rival, and he ran into the person he hates most: his rival's older brother, Lu Chenzhou.
Lu Chenzhou is rigid and stern, and apparently doesn't like him either.
But Xia Zhiyu loves making life difficult for people who look down on him, so he keeps finding new ways to stir up trouble.
Yet Lu Chenzhou is excessively indulgent, buying him gifts and cleaning up his messes…
Until Xia Zhiyu has an erotic dream, and Lu Chenzhou is the one in it.
It takes him no time at all to accept that he simply wants to conquer the lofty older man.
He wants to see him lose control, to see that eternally composed face show a different expression, to make him submit.
So one night in the study, Xia Zhiyu approaches, his breath warm with a faint tipsiness.
His voice turns coaxing. "Big brother… teach me."
But the man pins down his wandering hand, his eyes dark. "You're drunk."
After that, Lu Chenzhou continues to look after him like an older brother, restrained and distant. But the more Lu Chenzhou refuses him, the more Xia Zhiyu wants him.
Eventually, Xia Zhiyu gets his wish.
Except he's the one being teased until he begs for mercy!!!
*
After they get together, Lu Chenzhou seems like a different person.
He's not allowed to wear anything with a low neckline, go to dinner with strangers, or even chat up anyone good-looking.
Whenever Xia Zhiyu breaks one of the rules, he has to admit he's sorry with red-rimmed eyes that night. Lu Chenzhou doesn't let him off until his voice is hoarse.
But the next day, the man returns to his cool, abstinent self, gentle and composed, indulging Xia Zhiyu in everything.
What a bastard.
Xia Zhiyu has had enough. In a fit of anger, he goes abroad to party and deliberately gives Lu Chenzhou the cold shoulder.
At a party, half-drunk and half-awake, he suddenly feels someone's arms wrap around his waist from behind.
He smiles sweetly on instinct and throws his arms around them. "Big brother--"
He turns his head and meets a pair of eyes blazing with desire.
The man leans down, warm breath against his ear, his voice low and hoarse:
"Are you this sweet when you call someone else that?"
Theme: Love life
It's a pity that this book has been abandoned until now. I came here after reading the first edition. At first, the writing was okay and had a bit of a bloody taste. However, the author became more and more outrageous as he wrote more and more. The copy has also been revised several times. By now, you are completely different from the copy writer. It's different. In the copywriting, Xiao Fan is clearly frustrated, so how can he continue to fight with Zhou, and he clearly sees Zhou's cg, and a proud person like Zhou can't be counterattacked no matter how humble he is in the later stage, right? Let's just say realistically, can Xiaofan, with his small body, be reworked? Who does he attack? That tall guy like Zhou, that big guy? As of now, both characters are completely OOC, and the more they are written, the more they are biased. You even created Xiao Lai, and I don't see any promotion effect from this character. This sentence completely feels like I'm reading a running account. I don't see any role in promoting the plot or the role of fleshing out the characters. I only see the characters gradually collapsing. And now you have more than 40 chapters. The emotions of the characters have not been rounded up to the point of rebirth like the text. No matter how you round them up now, they will always be fragmented. Xiaofan is witnessing At that moment, he was already heartbroken. He didn't even want to live anymore. You wrote about Zhou Shui voluntarily even if it was for his family. This point was very shattering. And now you have been writing about Zhou. It was sudden and very disconnected. He fell in love with him. He chased after his wife no matter what he did. The more I read, the more fascinated I became.
In fact, I think it was very sick for Gong to test Shou's feelings by going to bed with someone else. Although he was still very sick because of his personal experience, Shou was hurt. But Shou was already ready to let go of his feelings and accept new feelings before he went to bed with Shen, so I am looking forward to how Gong will get Shou back [Joker][Namaste]
Is there any need to please his father when he is like this? It feels like it was just a little pity for Xiao Fan before he died.
I failed. Why did the copywriter add a counterattack?
I've revised it, but I still feel that the emotion is a bit lacking and a bit stiff.
Zhou Gou, you are absolutely useless, your skills are not good [covers face and laughs]
Zhou Gou, what's the difference between you and a ghost?
Putting aside the logical problems, why can the author always write emotional flashpoints and highlight plots so blandly?
A new life has begun, Xiaofan doesn't have to suffer anymore!
How come I don't regret my life with other people at all 😭 😭 I need an explanation 😭 😭 😭 😭 😭 😭