City Folks Call This Brotherhood

[Chen Ming (top) x Jian Zhao (bottom)] Synopsis from the top's point of view

After returning to China, Chen Ming worked at his family's company for two years. He thought he could coast along, but instead he worked himself half to death and was under pressure from his family every day.

In a fit of anger, Chen Ming quit. His grandfather told him to go spend some time in the countryside and get grounded.

By chance, he discovered social media. Every day, he farmed, fed chickens, and filmed videos.

One day, a friend said his younger brother, Jian Zhao, did nothing but eat, drink, and have fun, and wanted to send him to Chen Ming to experience life.

Chen Ming agreed.

Jian Zhao was a pampered young master who complained about everything at first and kept clamoring to go home.

Chen Ming told him he wouldn't make him work, as long as he didn't cause trouble.

Later, Jian Zhao started to enjoy himself. Every so often, he'd happily run over to bring Chen Ming food and help wipe away his sweat.

He even sent Chen Ming a fancy sports car as a gift during his livestream.

One summer night, the two lay on a bamboo mat and watched the stars. Jian Zhao asked Chen Ming what type of person he liked.

Chen Ming: I'm straight.

Jian Zhao: So am I.

Chen Ming: You'd better be.

After the autumn harvest, Jian Zhao slipped into Chen Ming's bed in the middle of the night and said very quietly, "Ming, would it be okay if I were your wife?"

Chen Ming: Talk properly.

Jian Zhao: Then can I be your husband?

P.S. Neither of them is actually straight. Both are each other's first.

Theme: The sun always shines after the storm