(Seme protagonist, rekindled romance)
A seemingly detached seme with an intense dom vibe x a possessive, love-struck CEO uke
1.
When Jiang Lushen started his job with a recommendation letter from his advisor, he thought it was just a well-paid position as a private doctor. He would monitor his employer's health data, prepare custom meals, and be on call 24 hours a day to handle emergencies.
On his first day, he walked into his employer's home with his luggage. A man in a sharp suit was sitting on the sofa. Their eyes met, and he realized:
His employer was the ex-boyfriend he'd dumped...
Jiang Lushen pushed up his glasses, his tone as calm as if he were discussing a medical case. "Mr. Shen, the contract didn't say my employer would be you. Since our personal relationship could affect my objectivity at work, I'd like to terminate the contract."
Shen Xu loosened his tie and tapped his knee with a finger, smiling with menace. "Sure. Clause 17 says unilateral termination requires a penalty of three times your annual salary. Are you paying now?"
Jiang Lushen: "..."
2.
From then on, Jiang Lushen's job took a very different turn.
While monitoring Shen Xu's sleep, he presses the calming points around his eyes. The other man grabs his wrist and murmurs hoarsely, "Doctor Jiang, you used to coax me to sleep just like this."
While rubbing the bruises on Shen Xu's lower back after an injury, his fingers unconsciously stroke the small of his back, even rubbing it twice out of habit. The man in his arms blushes to the tips of his ears and trembles, yet can't bear to push him away. He merely chides, "You pervert."
When he has to deal with a sudden bout of hypoglycemia in the middle of the night, Jiang Lushen follows procedure and gives him glucose. Shen Xu instead pulls him close by the waist and kisses him, his lips and teeth carrying a possessive question: "Why did you leave me back then?"
3.
Jiang Lushen wears down Shen Xu's patience with repeated, unavoidable evasions. As if to get back at him, Shen Xu seems to give up on loving Jiang Lushen and no longer turns away the advances of his suitors.
When Shen Xu stands before Jiang Lushen with a huge bouquet from a suitor's confession, Jiang Lushen says hoarsely, "Shen Xu, throw the flowers away."
When Shen Xu remains frozen, Jiang Lushen gently rubs his thumb over the other man's lower lip. "Didn't hear me? Or do I need to throw them away for you?"
Later, Shen Xu becomes increasingly disobedient, and Jiang Lushen regrets it.
Driven by the possessiveness in his genes, Jiang Lushen relies on the habits he picked up three years ago to drag Shen Xu, who's been carousing outside, back to his own little clinic.
Looking at the tear-streaked face of the sleeping man, Doctor Jiang bends down bitterly and presses a gentle kiss to Shen Xu's forehead. "I'm sorry I love you..."
[Coming Soon in the Author's Collection]
Tata's Kneading Diary
(Seme protagonist, powerful couple who dote on each other) A sweet little story about a black cat spirit who comes to the city to find a wife.
Cute but incredibly powerful cat spirit seme x righteous, proud, motherly knight uke
1.
A legend is told in Luofeng Town: the misty forest on the borderland is home to countless demons who have taken human form.
Tata is one such cat spirit. He travels a great distance, leaving the forest for this unfamiliar human land, all to repay a debt of gratitude.
That day, he was caught in a hunting net, and a brave knight saved him.
The man had a handsome, refined face, and his long blue hair, like a waterfall, was neatly tied low behind his back. His fitted knight's uniform outlined his lean waist, and... the chest muscles that were so prominent a cat couldn't look away.
Tata's little face turns bright yellow: I want to knead them!
He suddenly remembers something an Eastern friend taught him: "The way to repay someone who saves your life is to offer yourself to them."
Tata now understands what the saying means.
2.
Eleanor has recently acquired a very strange shadow.
The young man doesn't know how to use cutlery but can take on ten people at once. He falls off a horse three times but can still leap over rooftops.
What's more, an unknown little black cat has also appeared by Eleanor's side. It's clingy but likes to disappear, only to suddenly reappear and paw at his trouser leg.
There's another strange thing: at night, he always feels something soft stepping on his chest. It doesn't hurt. In fact, it feels so good he doesn't want to wake up. When he wakes in the morning, there are always a few black cat hairs on his shirt.
Eleanor often mutters a few curses at the little black cat, his ears red as blood. But whenever night falls again and that familiar sensation returns to his chest, he relaxes a little and no longer pushes it away.
He thinks life will just go on like this, until one night the "little thing" on his chest suddenly grows heavier.
Eleanor's eyes fly open. To his astonishment, a strange young man even taller than him is sprawled over him, looking deeply satisfied. Black hair hangs over his neck, and one half-hidden cat ear peeks out from behind his ear.
The young man sleepily rubs his face against Eleanor's chest and mumbles, "Let me knead a little longer..."
Theme: Love your work, love your life
Ah? In the previous chapter, a broken mirror cannot be reconciled. In the next chapter, is it the eve of reconciliation? Where is the difficulty?
I think it's a bit abrupt. This article has sixty or seventy chapters. From the second breakup to the second reconciliation, it only takes ten chapters and then it's about to end. The progress is as fast as a rocket.
Finally tied, this character is really interesting, but I often don't understand Gong's logic. Take this chapter for example, why does Gong think Shou will hate him after knowing the truth about the breakup? Didn't this phone call already show that Shou had known about it for a long time and was just checking the evidence, and wasn't angry because of the truth or something? What's so heartbreaking? I don't understand. When I first saw Gong feeling guilty, I thought I would compensate Shou Tiantianmi, but I didn't expect that Shou would find the truth ridiculous and hate myself to death. I regretted not confessing earlier and felt that I couldn't go on, so I pestered Shou not to let him read the email (the truth). The problem is now What's in this email is just evidence. Whether you read it or not, it doesn't affect that Shou already knows the truth. In addition, I also wrote in the previous article that Gong knew that Shou already knew the truth, but then he changed to not letting him know the truth, and then he ran away because he felt hated. The more I think about it, the less I understand Gong's logic.
I've already said that I don't blame him, why is this jls still trying to get into trouble_(:з∠)_You are ruthless!!! Oops, I think this is really a bit too much. I have already said that I don't blame him for being so stubborn. This is the second abandonment!! It's even more outrageous!!!
Please pay more attention to your health 😣 😣
Dr. Jiang, please stop being a hindrance 😭
Shen Xu: I should be under the car instead of in the car 💔
Stop arguing 😆 😆 😆 😆 Go to bed 😆 😆
? You two are quite exciting. I thought you two were going to quarrel. When you were so sweet, I thought you two were going to continue to be sweet. You two started to quarrel again 🐶. This development is so interesting. I'm just waiting for the next chapter [spreading flowers].
I went to finish it and I didn't even notice 😂 kk fully ordered