Since When Did We Get Text Tattoos?!

Lin Heqing is an aloof beauty who seems refined and pure. His calligraphy is so sought after that it's nearly impossible to get even a single character from him. Wen Xun gets in touch with Lin Heqing through a work project. His first impression is that Lin Heqing is cool and elegant, and probably hard to approach. One day, while Wen Xun is in a meeting, a line of text appears on the back of his hand. He frowns and looks closely, only to discover that it's an erotic story with him as the main character. Things like this keep happening, at completely random times and places. Each new scene is more explicit than the last, and the scenarios get more and more outlandish. Wen Xun starts looking everywhere for answers, determined to keep himself and his gloves together. First of all, who exactly is writing these things? He runs through everyone he knows, never once suspecting the seemingly frigid Lin Heqing. Then one day, the handwriting on Wen Xun's arm changes. It turns into a calligraphy style he knows very well. Only then does Wen Xun realize that Lin Heqing isn't some aloof beauty. He's like a pretty onion, with another delicious layer no matter how much you peel. Lin Heqing has severe germophobia and skin hunger. He fell in love with Wen Xun at first sight. After asking around, he learned that Wen Xun was straight, and his spirits sank. Keeping his secret identity as an online novelist under wraps, he occasionally couldn't help writing little scenes just for himself, to comfort his heartbroken self whose unrequited love had no future. Until the victim of the text tattoos came knocking... After they get together Wen Xun, after his advances are rejected: "Are you... trying to have a platonic relationship with me?" Lin Heqing hesitates: "It's not exactly platonic... It's just, I have germophobia..." Wen Xun, incredulous: "Then what about all the stuff you wrote back then... all that!" Lin Heqing, his voice growing quieter: "That's why I only wrote the kissing and hugging parts. I didn't write what came after..." Theme: Home is wherever my heart belongs