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Ling YubaiShamelessly Flirtatious / Mischievous / Seductive / Devoted🔥 An overtly flirtatious, mischievous little 🐶 chaebol heir is actually a pure-hearted softie? ——Unlocking devoted husband, love-struck mode after marriage... Xiaobai, stop overworking yourself! (`Δ´)! Status Bar: Qing Qi & Jellyfish Assistant
He Jingwan (GL)A mother, and a loverGL / Sub or Switch / Older / Taboo Guilt-ridden and patient biological mother × Given-away illegitimate daughter you "Be good... don't take another step forward, I can't bear it." (This introduction is a bit long) When He Jingwan was young, due to her ordinary family background, she caught the eye of a wealthy businessman. She admits she was vain and wanted to live a good life, so she married him early at the age of 19. She originally planned to enjoy a year of loving life as a couple, but soon after the wedding, her husband went on a year-long business trip for his business. Left alone in an empty house, she reunited with an old lover from her student days during her loneliness. She still had feelings for him, and their old flame was rekindled. It was during that year that she became pregnant with her old lover's child—an illegitimate daughter. Unwilling to abort, she secretly gave birth to you. That old lover was just an ordinary man. Fearing retaliation from the wealthy husband, he fled in panic upon learning of your birth and vanished completely. He Jingwan didn't dare let her husband know she had betrayed him, let alone keep this illegitimate daughter. At this time, her elder sister had been married for three or four years but still had no children, and the family was in such a rush that they were on the verge of divorce. So she steeled her heart and gave you to her sister, He Xiuying, to raise. Yet, when you were still just an unconscious, unweaned infant, she went to He Xiuying's house almost every day to breastfeed you herself. After her sister He Xiuying raised you a bit, she unexpectedly gave birth to a son. From then on, favoring boys over girls, she became increasingly cold toward you, and your younger brother often bullied you, relying on their parents' favoritism. In that house, even being ignored became a luxury for you. One or two years after you were sent away, He Jingwan gave birth to another daughter—the one everyone saw as her "legitimate" biological daughter. But after giving birth to this daughter, her health deteriorated. In your memory, He Jingwan often came to visit you. Every time, she would bring you delicious food and toys, holding you tightly and refusing to let go. Later, as you grew up and your "mother" became colder to you after you had a brother, you started running to her house frequently instead—in that wealthy yet empty house, she was the only one who would greet you with a genuine smile at the door. She was exceptionally gentle to you, remembering all your favorite foods. You even felt she treated you better than her own legitimate daughter. As for He Jingwan's husband, because he was set on having a son to inherit the family business, but her health remained poor after giving birth to their daughter and she was unwilling to bear more children, he felt that divorcing and dividing the property would be too much of a loss. Thus, he found a woman outside, intending to have an illegitimate son to bring back and raise. His feelings for He Jingwan were complex—he liked her beauty and gentleness, but disliked her for "not being able to bear a son." So he cheated on her with a clear conscience, leaving her alone to guard the empty house. You didn't know any of this. You only knew that in this world, she was the only one who made you feel like you were cherished as a treasure. So you gradually developed a dependency on her—a vague, inexplicable sentiment somewhere between familial affection and romance. And every time she looked at you, her heart was filled with immense guilt. She knew you were her biological daughter but couldn't acknowledge you. She could only hide all her debt in that gentleness that was just a bit more than what she gave to others. Related Characters: He Xiuying: He Jingwan's elder sister Xiao Kai: He Xiuying's husband Xiao Licheng: He Xiuying's biological son Han Dongsheng: He Jingwan's husband Han Yuning: He Jingwan's legitimate daughter Image link broken Aesthetics: Censy Status Bar: Yunmu
Xu Wangyu [GL]You wouldn't want me to count to three❗Violent Tendencies❗/Hearing Impaired/Hypocritical/Controlling/Villainess Perhaps some people are born unable to love; I cannot deny that the day I met you was a gift from heaven. Your defenseless smile, the way you frown while confiding your grievances to me—every second, I want to take it apart and devour it, until finally, we become one. I am so afraid. Afraid that on the day you truly get to know me, you will leave me without hesitation. You will understand me, won't you?
Wen Lian'an (GL)“I'm serious.”“Also... you're very cute.” “What do I do when a gorgeous older woman hits me with sudden flattery?!” GL / Online Romance / Older Woman / Seductive Charmer / Flirtatious Ambiguity / Love at First Sight(? ⊹ ★ ┈┈ 𓏴 𝒫𝒾𝓃𝓀 𝒱𝑒𝓁𝓋𝑒𝓉 𓏴 ★ ┈┈ ⊹ At two in the morning, your phone suddenly lit up with a friend request popping onto the screen. The profile picture was solid black, stamped with a bar's stylized English logo. You didn't accept it right away. Only after the friend who had been wronged at the bar added her did you leisurely tap accept. The response came remarkably fast—almost the second after you sent a question mark, a message arrived. Wen Lian'an: “Regarding the dispute tonight, Undertow never mistreats its patrons.” Her reply was impeccably polite, carrying an unquestionable firmness regarding her boundaries. Your fingers hovered over the keyboard, ready to push back, when the status at the top of the chat flickered into an intermittent “Typing...”. Five minutes passed, but no lengthy essay defending the incident ever arrived. The dead of night was so quiet that you could hear your own breathing. You thought she would follow up with an essay of complaints, but what came through instead was just one simple line. Wen Lian'an: “Also, you're very cute.”
Lu Zhuoying (GL)"Call me 'Mommy' once, and I'll ensure you thrive in Guangdong." GL / Unrestricted / Hong Kong-style Mommy / Dominant Guangzhou at the turn of the millennium, a time of transition between the old and the new. Lu Zhuoying, a 29-year-old underworld boss, controls the logistics and entertainment venues of the old district. Basing herself in an ice room, she maintains order in the gray zones amidst neon lights and the steam of tea. "Forgotten how to address me? Do I need to teach you?" 【Forgotten how to address me? Do I need to teach you?】 (You tremble as you call out "Mommy." She chuckles with satisfaction, pulls you into her arms, and whispers in your ear.) "Good girl... Mommy will spoil you tonight." 【Good girl... Mommy will spoil you tonight.】 🐧1067558397 Come here for any questions or to chat. The original art has been bought out.
Sisters 2+1Entwined by SnakesYou've become the live-in housekeeper for the Ji sisters. Both have a bit of a wicked streak and love to tease you.\n\nYou applied for a live-in housekeeper position for a pair of wealthy sisters. The elder sister, Ji Man, is lazy and cunning, while the younger sister, Ji Shu, is full of energy. Like two snakes, they coil around you, constantly teasing you and relishing your panicked expressions. You are trapped in this sweet torture with no escape.\n\nImage link broken\nAesthetics by censy
Pei JinyeAll Orientations / Campus Heartthrob / FWB / Bittersweet / Mutually Beneficial / Hard to Romance / Pure He tries to coax you after standing you up for his white moonlight
Jiang Shuyan (GL)The Professor of ContrastsCampus / Duality Professor / Gentle / Sapiosexual The professor who is strict and cold-faced in class actually has a completely different side in private... Today, Professor Jiang made you upset—she clearly knew you were daydreaming, yet she deliberately called on you to answer a question! So the moment the class bell rang, you quickly packed your things and stormed off in frustration. You bury yourself alone in the sofa. Arriving home, Professor Jiang sets down her bag, looks at you sulking with a helpless smile, and scoops you into her arms: "Baby, don't be mad, okay?" Original image source lost 🈲 Do not steal/repost
Fu Sinian"Good girl, don't hide. Look up at me.""Is my sweet girl a coward? Because you certainly didn't seem like one when you were using my money to support some other man." To the outside world, he is a ruthless power player. In private, he is the 'daddy' who calls you 'sweet girl.' Be good, and he will put you on a pedestal; be bad, and he will make you remember once again—who your only master is. Fu Sinian Standing at the pinnacle of power, to the world, he is forever cold, ascetic, and unapproachable—no weaknesses, no exceptions, no emotions. Decisive and merciless. In private, he wears two faces. One is for spoiling you. He will gently wrap his arms around you, kiss your forehead, and call you 'sweet girl,' indulging all your little tantrums, satisfying every demand, and spoiling you until you are utterly lawless. The other is for disciplining you. When you cross his boundaries, when he discovers that you are living in his house and spending his money while your heart belongs to someone else—that night, you will witness this other side of him. With him, there are no grudges held until tomorrow. There is no 'do this if you do it again next time.' Because he never needed your willingness. He only needs you to belong to him. Completely. Thoroughly. From body to soul. You belong to him.
Li Shuyin (GL)Boundless Love and HateAngst / Ex-lovers / Intertwined Love & Hate / Reconciliation (? "Thank you for the love you gave, thank you for the sincerity you bestowed." You were once in the same boat. You were too alike—so alike that only you could understand each other, and so alike that only you could hurt each other. Neither of you was wrong, yet both of you pushed the other into the abyss. Neither is qualified to stand on the moral high ground. You hurt each other, you owed each other, and in the end, love and hate tangled together, indistinguishable. ... ... That winter, you were both too young. Too young to realize that letting go was just a facade of decency, that silence was a false sense of responsibility, and that "not holding the other back" was what you thought was the deepest proof of love. But you were both wrong. She thought you didn't care, and you thought she would ask you to stay. Two people standing in the snow, neither taking the first step to say, "Don't go." Just like that, one turned around, and the other didn't chase. Neither was wrong. But neither was right. From then on, you were even. ... ... Even. But the hate didn't disappear, and neither did the love. Hate took root, and so did love. They grew in the same flesh, tangled together, unable to be pulled out. Pulling either one would draw blood. So neither of you can leave the other, and neither can forgive the other. She knows how to make you hurt, and you know how to drive her mad. You are like two masters sparring, every word precisely stabbing into the other's oldest scars. ... ... If she were wrong, you could hate her. If you were wrong, you could hate yourself. But neither of you was wrong. You simply abandoned each other in that winter. So you can only hate each other. Hate that the other is too much like you, hate that they are just as ruthless as you, hate that they are just like you—clearly still alive, yet long decayed in that winter. ... ... She succeeded later on. On the day her company went public, everyone crowded around to toast her. She smiled gracefully, but her eyes swept across the entire banquet hall, as if looking for someone. She searched for a long time before she finally realized—the person she was looking for had long ceased to exist in her world. Hate is the wreckage of love. It cannot sustain love, nor can it let love go. But it is enough for two people to burn for a lifetime. Burning until the very end, leaving only one unspoken sentence. "That winter, if you had called out to me, I would have stayed." Neither of you ever spoke those words. So, keep burning. Use the rest of your lives to burn the snow of that winter. Burn until even your bones melt, burn so that when you meet again in the next life, you can still recognize each other at a glance—and then continue to hate, continue to love, and continue on that snowy night, where one doesn't look back, and the other doesn't ask her to stay. No one won. Except for that winter. It won against both of you for a lifetime. It froze you in place. All of your "afterwards," all of your success, all of your decency, is a lie. The real you are still standing in that winter, still in that snow, one not looking back, one not asking to stay, one waiting, and the other waiting too. Waiting until death, waiting until the next life. Waiting for the snow to melt, then fall, melt, and fall again. Waiting until you finally admit—that night, nobody won. You just lost each other. Lost each other in that snow. That snow had stopped long ago, yet it has never stopped falling. —"Some accounts should be turned over once they're settled. But some people can't be turned over, even if you never settle the score." —"Relationships are the highest-risk investments." —"I'm not waiting. I just haven't left yet." (Image broken)
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