After I Moved In, I Was Treated Like Someone's Possession

[The setting isn't finished yet, and I can't come up with a title! (frustrated)]

When Yan Enning was taking his sickly friend home, he noticed how quiet and empty the friend's house was. The friend had said he had a big family.

"Dad is always at the company," his friend said. "My uncles and brothers aren't married, and because of their jobs, they're away from home most of the year."

They were supposedly away from home most of the year, but while he was staying at his friend's house, Yan Enning met every one of them.

The father, said to be a philanthropist, commanded respect without raising his voice. The second uncle, who looked aloof and solitary, was a pianist. The gentle, charming youngest uncle was always melancholy.

The unsociable eldest brother would look at him strangely, while the youngest brother, a famous star, would grin and throw himself into Yan Enning's arms, affectionately calling him big brother.

There was something strange about the whole family.

He kept dreaming of a tall, dark shadow standing by his bed. The dreams that followed were too shameful, and he didn't want to dwell on them.

Later, he discovered that something seemed to be added to the milk he drank. Sometimes it had a strange taste, so he secretly poured it into the flowerpot in his room.

That night, he woke up burning with heat. In the flashes of lightning and claps of thunder, he saw a familiar face. At last, he understood why.

Terrified, Yan Enning panicked and tried to flee, but someone seized his wrist and pinned him in the darkness.

"Now that you've entered my house, do you think you can still leave?"

Yan Enning couldn't think of any way out except to ask his friend for help.

"But, A Ning." His friend bowed his head and gently caressed his face, a sick, infatuated expression appearing on his pale features. "Don't you like me best? Then stay. Stay by my side."

★★Reader's Guide★★

1. All the main characters are gong; it's just my melodramatic fantasy of the whole family doting on the shou. All the gongs are sexually inexperienced, and the son is adopted.

2. Coercive love, old-school melodrama, very vulgar kinks, extremely vulgar, truly unbelievably vulgar, so please read with caution.

3. Extreme fans of any one character should avoid this, and readers with lots of triggers should also read carefully.

Theme: Love requires mutual respect.