The Eldest Senior Brother Is Always Being Coveted

[Straightening a Gay Man + Fake Siblings + Everyone's Favorite, Bonus Chapters Updated] [Read the completed novels in the same series, "Stealing the Prince: Straightening My Beautiful, Tragic, Strong Childhood Friend" and "Saving the Beautiful, Strong, Tragic Man Who Was Stolen Away," on the author's page] -- Yun Shi had been a street urchin since childhood. When she was seven, her senior brother Yun Heng found her and brought her home. He taught her to wield a sword, read and write, and conduct herself with grace, taking her under his wing for ten years. They were close as siblings. She respected him, admired him, and feared him. That was until she discovered they were all living inside a romance novel. The protagonist was the Hehuan Sect's Holy Son, who had transmigrated from another world. Her senior brother Yun Heng, with his white robes and silver eyes, was the final target he had to win over. According to the original novel, Yun Heng would soon be dragged from his pedestal, going mad and losing his mind over the protagonist, smashing his head against a wall for the pretty bottom until his Dao heart shattered and he fell completely into evil. Yun Shi: What the heck? She immediately rolled up her sleeves, determined to protect her senior brother's chastity and become the biggest obstacle in the protagonist's path to winning him over. Things went smoothly from the start. Using a secret identity, she found her senior brother, who had been struck by a love gu and was barely conscious, before the pretty bottom made his entrance. But before she could celebrate, an entity called the System informed her: To save him, she would have to start with a kiss and go further step by step, until their spirits and bodies became one. Only then could she break the curse. At first, Yun Shi couldn't believe it. Then she struggled desperately to find another way. But as she gazed at that familiar, pale, handsome face, she closed her eyes and steeled herself. She had no choice but to lower her head and kiss him. Then, awkwardly, she pried his lips apart and slowly channeled spiritual energy into him... When it was finally over, she raised her head, panting, and met those clear silver eyes, open now for who knew how long. Yun Shi: !!! S-Senior Brother, wait! I can explain! It really isn't what it looks like! -- Su Yuqing, the Hehuan Sect's Holy Son, had transmigrated from another world. He was peerlessly handsome, with beauty that could outshine an entire city. To return to his original world, he had to use every means necessary to win over the chosen ones of this world. Everything had gone smoothly until a certain "gray-clad boy" kept interfering. Disguised, this person stole his targets, foiled his schemes, and always showed up when he was at his most pathetic. One day, after one of his targets had humiliated him until he was covered in wounds, he was left crawling on the ground, his hand trembling so badly he couldn't hold on to his medicine bottle. It rolled far away. The boy emerged from the shadows, staring at him coldly, killing intent radiating from him. Yet, seeing him in that state, "he" finally lowered the sword he had drawn halfway. Then, looking thoroughly annoyed, he picked up the medicine bottle by his foot, bent down, and placed it within reach. Su Yuqing hadn't expected that. Watching the person turn to leave, he couldn't help shouting, "You know everything. Who exactly are you? Are you from that world too?!" The boy paused. Without turning around, he waved a hand, then vanished into the night. -- Qing Fan, the Buddha's Son of Mount Xumi, was gentle as jade and compassionate toward all. He was also one of the targets Su Yuqing, a soul from another world, had to straighten. The two discussed Buddhist teachings in public and hit it off at once. Everyone thought Qing Fan had been moved by him-- But no one knew that the Buddha's Son, pure of heart and free from worldly attachments, had met the bright young girl called "A Shi" from Lingyun Sect when he was a child. They had grown up together and been the closest of friends. Even after years apart, they could still meet each other's eyes and smile as if nothing had changed. Qing Fan had always thought he felt nothing but pure friendship for her. But that time, seeing the girl drenched in blood as she fought demons and repeatedly put herself in danger, he finally embraced her tightly in front of everyone, his voice trembling. "A Shi... Don't do this again. Don't take risks alone. Don't disregard your own safety. I... I really..." He could no longer bear even the slightest risk of losing her. [Reading Guide] 1. The original novel's pretty bottom has no real-life inspiration. He's purely a plot device and won't lay a finger on the male lead. 2. They're not blood-related, but the taboo feeling is strong. See how the author works her magic and turns pure sibling affection into something else. 3. Includes a girl-disguised-as-a-boy trope, but the male lead and male supporting character (the Buddha's Son) both know the heroine's real gender from the start. The trope is only relevant to the foreshadowing. 4. Multiple characters have one-sided crushes on the heroine. She's slow to realize her feelings, and her only love interest is her senior brother. Archived on 2025.11.27 Theme: Ride the winds and break through the waves; when one door closes, another opens