[Top is the shou. First-person narration. Trigger warnings everywhere. Not a clean romance.]
[Probably won't be serialized. I'll post it when it's done.]
[Definitely not suitable for readers with extreme character preferences.]
I can't stand the new bodyguard at home.
The reason is simple: he's a man, and he likes men.
He knew from the start that being near a man makes me want to throw up, yet he still hovered around me, shamelessly clinging to me.
I tried everything to humiliate him and drive him away.
But the more setbacks he faced, the more determined he became, pushing forward until he finally conquered me.
#That's it for the blurb. This is a carefree story, so just have fun with it.
Rich, handsome shou x pretty, teasing gong
[Important warnings:]
1. The shou is sexually assaulted after being framed. If you think this is a disgusting plot point, you'll definitely hate this novel. Trust me! The gong has an ex. You may want to be comfortable with the kind of setup often found in Korean comics before reading. The characters' values are somewhat twisted, but that doesn't reflect the author's. Their growth is part of the story. Logic is dead. It's a redemption story, with plenty of angst.
2. The shou used to be straight, while the gong has always been gay.
3. The shou is disabled and has lost half his lower leg. The gong gets slapped by the shou, mostly in the early flashback chapters. The shou swears and feels sick around men, but doesn't hurt anyone. The gong is in love with the shou, and even after they separate later on, he can't forget him.
4. Not suitable for readers who require both leads to be each other's first, or for extreme shou- or gong-stans.
5. The ending is happy and promotes positive values.
-I'm writing freely and following wherever the story takes me, with no particular structure or technique in mind.
Theme: There can be hope as long as you keep living.
Leave a comment and keep writing~Looking forward to the follow-up~😳