Also known as: Who Has a Straight Man This Cute Who Can Flirt, Too?
Older seme, turns a straight man gay, double standards versus double standards
A fatherly seme who seems gentle and easy to bully but is actually clever and scheming × a shy uke who seems to know exactly how to keep his distance but is actually childish with a few tricks up his sleeve
Blurb:
Si Wenhao is obsessed with rock music. After his dad, a stand-up comedian, threatens to cut ties with him, he reluctantly agrees to perform comedy onstage.
But performing comedy is a two-person act. Si Wenhao doesn't think he's capable of doing a solo routine. Shouldn't his dad find him a partner first?
His partner arrives just like that. Looking at the adorable kid his father brought home, who looks like a little kitten, Si Wenhao feels something is off. He's an only child, so why has he suddenly developed the urge to be this kid's big brother?
Si Wenhao is a total straight man who dotes on the kid like a younger brother, indulging and comforting him. But gradually, he realizes that the way his little brother looks at him is getting more and more peculiar.
When a man with a foxlike face appears by the kid's side, Si Wenhao feels that he's starting to act strangely, too.
Watching them lean close to talk, with that fox-faced man constantly putting his hands all over his adorable little brother, Si Wenhao feels even more uncomfortable.
He shoves the fox-faced man away, wanting to shout, "You beast, let go of my adorable little brother. Let me take over."
In the end, after his little brother lures him into bed, he hears him say, "Bro, we acted pretty well, didn't we?"
Then he sees that little brother, whom he'd always thought was innocent and naive, purse his catlike lips and give him a wicked grin. Si Wenhao can only think: There really are no good people in comedy!
Theme: Promote China's traditional culture and uphold the spirit of traditional performing arts.
