Players Are Forbidden from Getting Up Close and Personal [Infinite]

Luo Yuan could never understand how someone could get himself killed twice by living so recklessly. And both times, he died in front of Qin Chi. The first time. When they first met, Qin Chi stated firmly, “I’m homophobic. Stay away from me.” Luo Yuan said just as firmly, “I’m straight.” But that didn’t stop him from hugging Qin Chi’s leg, touching Qin Chi’s waist, climbing onto Qin Chi’s back… He even bit Qin Chi’s lip hard enough to break the skin. “You don’t seem so straight now.” Then, before Qin Chi could answer, Luo Yuan died right in front of him. The second time. After they reunited, Luo Yuan put on a secret identity and flirted with even less restraint. “I’m very interested in you.” Qin Chi gripped a knife and watched him without a word. Luo Yuan: He’s even more fun when he’s mad. But Luo Yuan couldn’t keep up the act for three days before he found himself pinned to a desk, trying to make things right. “Hear me out. I can explain.” Qin Chi undid his shirt buttons. “I’d like to hear what exactly you find so interesting about me.” Luo Yuan: …That’s not exactly what I meant. After finally making up with him, Luo Yuan had barely finished confessing his love to Qin Chi when he bit through the sedative hidden in his tooth, knocked Qin Chi out, took his hand, and drove a dagger into his own heart. “Baby, this is the only way to clear the level.” Before he died, Qin Chi glared at him through clenched teeth. “Next time we meet, I’ll kill you.” Here’s a recommendation for my new work in progress: The Real White Moonlight Turns into a Fake Guide The day before his final exams, Xie Sui transmigrated. He was a college student from the twenty-first century, and not only had he landed in the cultivation world, he’d also watched a man in white climb out of a coffin with his own eyes. The man glanced at him and immediately concluded, “You look a lot like an old friend I could never have.” Xie Sui: ? Before he could even process that bizarre statement, the man added, “If I can’t have him, having you will do.” Xie Sui: ?! Looking at the sickly man, who might or might not be human and spat blood every few steps, Xie Sui rolled up his sleeves and went for it. Three minutes later, Xie Sui gazed at the sky in despair. Another three minutes later, Xie Sui, substitute for the white moonlight, had “proudly” taken up the post. But less than an hour later… Xie Sui: All I can say is, I regret it! The sickly man spat blood every few steps and insisted on holding Xie Sui’s hand as they walked. Whenever Xie Sui refused, he would grip a knife and gaze at him mournfully. “He always did whatever I asked and never turned me down.” Under the threat of knives and bloodshed, Xie Sui gave in. He thought that would be the end of it. Who knew there would also be medicine to take, hugs to give, and someone to sleep beside… There was nothing the sickly man couldn’t think of asking for. Whenever a new demand came up, Xie Sui, the lazy bum, closed his eyes. “…Put the knife down and do it yourself.” One day, Xie Sui entered the forbidden area where the sickly man’s love rival had imprisoned his white moonlight, only to discover, to his horror, that the so-called white moonlight, supposedly abducted by the rival, was just a faded painting. Even more horrifying, the figure in the painting had a mole beneath one eye, exactly like his own. Then Xie Sui turned around and came face-to-face with the sickly man’s fabled love rival. Beautiful as peach blossoms yet cold as frost, the rival, of all things, looked exactly like the sickly man. Even their obsessive natures were evenly matched. The moment they met, the rival locked the door and told him, “Choose: a partner free to come and go, or a white moonlight I keep imprisoned.” Reader’s Guide: Please note: The first death happens much later, in the third arc. The early chapters focus on the growing romantic tension. 1. An entertainment-industry infinite-flow story. 2. A couple who are rivals in every way, both strong, neither one weak. The bottom is straight at first, and the top is homophobic at first. Their relationship progresses mainly because the bottom keeps provoking him. 3. CPJ, with the author leaning toward the bottom. This couple must not be split up or switched. Please don’t read if you’re a fan of either character only. 4. Neither lead is a moral paragon, and they won’t go around rescuing everyone. Please don’t read if that bothers you. 5. The writing is terrible. I don’t recommend reading it. Theme: Make dreams come true