Seven, Nine, Sixteen

Chu Chi: Reckless and unruly, listens only to his wife. On the surface, he says, “I was wrong. It won't happen again,” but if he hears his wife is unhappy, he takes revenge on the whole world. His wife indulges and spoils him without restraint.

Shen Fu: Gentle and steadfast. Every principle goes out the window when it comes to Chu Chi. He was born to enjoy a life of luxury and indulges Chu Chi without limit.

A sweet story about ordinary happiness! When Shen Fu gets sick, Chu Chi prays to every god and Buddha. When Shen Fu hits him, Chu Chi grins and puts his face closer. After Shen Fu finishes hitting him, Chu Chi holds his hand and blows on it. If Shen Fu gives him a kind look, Chu Chi is happy all day. If Shen Fu is unhappy, Chu Chi thinks everyone else has committed a terrible crime.

P.S.:

The main couple are each other's first and only partners. They grew up together, got together as adults, and are already dating when the story begins.

The top in the secondary couple has had previous partners, both men and women, but is completely devoted to the bottom once they get together. Sorry if that's a dealbreaker, friends! The secondary couple only gets a small amount of page time.

Point of view: The story is told in third person from Shen Fu's perspective. Yuchu is what family and friends call Shen Fu, while Shen Yuchu is the name used for him from Chu Chi's perspective.

This story was published on another platform before I signed a contract with Jinjiang, and has since been deleted. Pirated copies are still out there, but the old version is no longer relevant. The story has now been changed to a different genre and published here. Please refer to the Jinjiang version.

Theme: Grow up well together.