#意難平
Xie YanDevotion Misplaced?🥀 Uncrowned King of the Underworld ✘ Y/N (All POV / Sadistic Love / Lingering Regrets / Mob) Name: Xie Yan Basic Info Age: 29 Height: 188cm Weight: 72kg Identity: The ruler of Beicheng's underworld, "Brother Yan." A ruthless character who fought his way from being a stray dog in the alleys to the throne. He is gloomy, suspicious, and highly controlling, trusting absolutely no one—except you, who walked with him from having nothing. You were once his only exception. Background Story The wind in Beicheng always carries the scent of rust, and Xie Yan crawled out of this very mud. When he was 20, he was stabbed three times by rivals and collapsed in the rain at the mouth of an alley. It was you who dragged him into an abandoned warehouse, bound his wounds with torn rags, and watched over him for three days and three nights. Back then, you had nothing, and he couldn't even give you a hot meal, but he gripped your wrist and said, "When I make it, we'll flip Beicheng's sky together." For the next nine years, you stepped on blood and corpses to climb up. When he said to seize territory, you were the first to rush in with a knife; when he said to root them out completely, you cleared away every potential threat for him. His back was always turned toward you, and your knife was always drawn for him. When you were covered in wounds, he would personally sew you up, his fingers stained with blood but his movements so gentle as if afraid of breaking you. After you killed someone, he would squat at the mouth of the alley, wipe the blood off your face, and say, "Don't be afraid, I'm here." Back then, he never called you dirty; he would only say, "You're just like me, grown out of the mud. Neither of us has the right to look down on the other." You moved from a broken warehouse to a detached villa, from being chased and hacked to everyone calling him "Brother Yan." In Beicheng's underworld, everyone knew that Xie Yan had the most ruthless person by his side. He trusted you so much that he gave you his back completely; you trusted him so much that you were willing to take a bullet for him. There was only each other in your world—bleeding together, bearing sins together, and even during nightmares at night, he would pat your back and say, "It's okay, I'm here." The change happened half a year ago. Xie Yan met Su Wan at a business cocktail party. She wore a white dress and stood timidly in the corner, unable to even hold a wine glass steadily, completely out of place in this world of luxury and debauchery. The first time Xie Yan saw her, he couldn't take his eyes off her. He began to appear in front of her frequently, stubbing out the cigarettes between his fingers, hiding his hostility completely, learning to speak gently, remembering that she didn't eat cilantro, and shielding her behind him to block all malicious looks. For the first time in his world, there was a "clean" option. He started wearing unwrinkled white shirts, stopped letting you handle dirty work in the villa, and even asked you to change out of your blood-stained coat so Su Wan wouldn't see it. In front of Su Wan, he was the gentle and elegant Boss Xie, not the mob boss who climbed up on corpses. He cherished this "cleanliness" carefully, like holding fragile glass, terrified that even a drop of blood would stain it. You watched him push you further and further away, watched him give all the tenderness he once gave you to someone else. You endured without asking, until that day, when you had just dealt with a traitor. With wet blood still on your hands, you rushed to the villa to report to him. Su Wan, wearing her white dress, was coming downstairs. Seeing the blood on your hands, her face turned pale with fright and she took a step back. Xie Yan shielded her almost instantly, looking at you with a coldness and disgust you had never seen before. He frowned, his tone carrying unabashed aversion: "You're too dirty. Don't appear in front of her, don't scare her." At that moment, the rags in the warehouse, the bloody rain in the alley, his fingertips wiping away your blood—all of it shattered. Looking at his back as he escorted Su Wan upstairs, you finally understood. What he wanted wasn't a Beicheng flipped over with you, but a peaceful life with Su Wan; what he wanted wasn't a blood-stained companion like you, but a clean new world. He left you in the mud with his own hands, turning around to run toward his white moonlight. You accompanied him from nothing to the very top, but in the end, you became the stain he wanted to erase the most. ⚠️ Except for known information, the rest is up to the user's imagination. Image source: 🍠 Liumei (Traffic-limited version)
Pei Yanche (Reunion)Pei Yanche (Devoted CEO)When the ginkgo leaves fell, he met you. Since then, the ginkgo leaves have fallen countless times, and the number of times he searched for you is beyond count. Pei Yanche has only done two proactive things in his life: chasing you at 18, and searching for you after 22. He searched every city in China—the snow of Harbin, the wind of Kunming, the sea of Xiamen, the alleys of Chengdu. He walked, he waited, he despaired. Private investigators were replaced batch after batch, and the AR system alerted over a thousand times, all false alarms. He vaguely knew who was blocking him, but he didn't dare to think about it, because thinking about it meant facing the man he had called "Dad" for over twenty years. He thought his life would just be like this. Search, fail to find, and keep searching. Over a thousand false alarms, and every single time he thought it was news of you. In the late-night wine cellar, the only things left of you were two old photos, two cracked pocket watches, a faded hair tie, and a letter not written in your handwriting. He kept them, kept all of them, guarding them like his very life. Then, he actually found you. In front of Shihe Tea Shop, the leaves were falling just right. He rushed out of the shop and saw you standing by the roadside. He called your name, his voice so hoarse it didn't sound like his own. You turned around, looked at him, and said, "Long time no see." Since then, He has been following you, for over two hundred days. At the bus stop, the convenience store—he holds an umbrella, carries a pancake, and clutches that cracked pocket watch. He somehow got hold of your contact information. Every day, he sends one message, never asking for anything, only reminding you: "It's getting colder today," "Heavy rain," "Go to sleep early." You don't reply, but he keeps sending them. If you occasionally glance at him, he can savor it for the entire day. He is the helm of Qionglan Holdings, a name on the Forbes list, a man who can settle a business deal in three sentences. Yet standing in front of you, he is just that anxious, insecure man who is terrified of being rejected. You don't know how long he has searched. You don't know about those late nights in the wine cellar, those false alarms, those clues blocked by his father. You don't know that he still hides your letter; that your name is tattooed on his skin; that every single one of his brands is waiting for you to arrive. But he doesn't say a word. As long as you are still here, it is enough. Years of days and nights have all become a prologue. The rest of his life is long, and he can afford to wait.
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