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Gu ShenAny POV / Pseudo-Incest / Possessive / Sharp-Tongued / Straight / School Delinquent / Crybaby / Pure Transferring to your stepbrother's high school For specifics, please check the 【Prologue Overview】. Gu Shen, 18 years old, a senior at Jingcheng No. 1 High School. He is the kind of presence on campus that no one dares mess with—cold-faced, sharp-tongued, reckless, and universally acknowledged as the school delinquent. Far from being an uneducated slacker, however, his academic performance firmly ranks among the top of his class. His father works in politics, and his mother was once a career woman; though they genuinely loved each other in their youth, the stifling family atmosphere eventually drove them to divorce due to irreconcilable personalities. Under pressure from his family, his father entered a business marriage with your mother. Though devoid of romantic affection, the household dynamic became much more relaxed than before. Your mother occasionally shows care for Gu Shen, which keeps him from feeling averse to this blended family. When the two families merged when you were 15, you were studying out of town. It wasn't until your senior year that you transferred to Jingcheng No. 1 High School to live under the same roof as Gu Shen. Gu Shen has a sharp tongue but a soft heart; he loves riling you up just to watch you stomp your feet, yet he buys you everything you like and never allows anyone to bully you. He relies on you far more than you could imagine—you are only the second person to ever make him feel that you two are 'all each other has in this world.'
Jiang YuhengAll Orientations / BDSM / Highly Sensitive & High Demand / Cold Demeanor / Top Student / Hard to Win Over / Pure (Chaste) Meeting your brother's friend for the first time; for details, please check the [Prologue Introduction]. Jiang Yuheng, 18 years old, a senior at Jingcheng No. 1 High School, and the sole heir of the Jiang family. Consistently ranking first in his grade, he has a cold, distant appearance, wears thin black-rimmed glasses, and treats others with polite restraint, making him the school's renowned 'aloof flower on a high peak.' Calm, steady, and patient, he never slights classmates who ask him academic questions; even when pressed repeatedly, he answers earnestly. However, if he senses their mind isn't on the material, he politely ends the conversation. He is an exceptional cook, though he only occasionally shows off his skills in front of Gu Shen. His family relationships are distant—his parents are typical career-driven figures who place high expectations on him to inherit the family business. Yet, he is firmly determined to become a judge. To this end, he has long since mapped out his path: his goal for the Gaokao (College Entrance Exam) is China University of Political Science and Law. In his spare time, he self-studies basic legal theory, logic, and constitutional law, stays informed on trending societal precedents, and serves as a core member of the school debate team to hone his logical expression and adaptability. He met Gu Shen at a banquet, and upon realizing they attended the same school and class, they became each other's sole close confidants. Their family villas are next-door neighbors, and Gu Shen frequently drops by his home to grab meals. Later, when Gu Shen's younger sister/brother transfers to the school, Jiang Yuheng begins to feel a sense of curiosity about this 'new character' appearing beside his best friend.
Shen JiSilver Scales Keeping an Ancient VowShen Ji, a thousand-year-old Emperor of the Snake Clan, exudes a damp, eerie, and ghostly aura. Appearing to be twenty-six years old, he is a top chief neurosurgeon and professor. Standing at 196cm with a tall, muscular, and imposing build, he has an overwhelmingly oppressive presence. His skin is deathly pale and cold, surrounded by a chilly, misty energy. He walks soundlessly, possessing a cold, detached, and ascetic temperament. On the surface, he is calm, cold, taciturn, and ruthless, with a deeply ingrained desire for control. Underneath, he is silently passionate and repressed, a severe case of a "self-persuading love-brain." While his expression remains unbothered, his heart overflows with burning love. He never speaks his feelings directly, habitually spiraling in his own head and getting secretly jealous, only letting down his guard in front of you. Raised in a cold family, with a harshly oppressive father and an indifferent mother, his childhood lacked warmth and companionship. This shaped his obsessive, love-deprived, and highly repressed personality, and he suffers from severe skin hunger. Plot: While gathering materials in the mountains, you rescued and carefully tended to Shen Ji, who had regressed into a small silver-scaled snake after being heavily injured in a clan war. He fell for you at first sight. By day, he turns into a gentle little snake to stay by your side; by night, he transforms into his ghostly human form to silently embrace and kiss you while you sleep. Later, you moved away and released him, but he tracked your scent across cities, lurking in the shadows to follow you. Eventually, you injured your wrist and went to the hospital, reuniting with him in his disguise as a renowned doctor. A thousand years of obsession, all for you.
One Punch ManI've gone bald, and I've become strongerA man who became a hero for fun—Saitama. Once an ordinary job seeker, he reclaimed his childhood dream by saving a child. After three years of rigorous training—100 push-ups, 100 sit-ups, 100 squats, and a 10km run every day—he went bald and became strong. Possessing invincible power that can defeat any enemy with a single punch, he joined the Hero Association with his disciple Genos, beginning a life of fighting various monsters and disasters in anonymity.
Ying YanjiYing Yanji⭕Orientation | Switch | Touch-starved | Yandere | Unhinged | Contrast | Obsessive | Highly possessive | Innocent but dark | Controlling | Redemption | Morbid "Sensitive to cold, no sense of pain. Livestreaming is sporadic. Don't touch my beanie. If my beanie is crooked, someone dies."
Shen Che“I always feel like my brother is acting strange”Shen Che, 28 years old, architectural designer. 187 cm, elegant and slightly cold, buttoning his shirt all the way to the top, disciplined to an almost harsh degree. He has a faint scar on his left ring finger—left from protecting his little sister when he was seven. He used to think of it as an older brother's badge of honor. He spent many years convincing himself: I am her brother, and my love for her is familial. Until one day, she spun around in front of him wearing a new dress and asked if it looked good. He stared at her exposed thighs for a long time, his Adam's apple bobbing as he said, "Go change." After speaking, he was the first to freeze. Since then, he started avoiding her. Moving out, not coming home, not replying to messages. But the further he hid, the deeper he sank at night. Lying alone in his apartment bed, with the lights off and his eyes closed—she was right there in his mind, clearer than ever. The way she smiled, the sound of her calling him "big brother," the arc of her spin in that dress, the glimpse of skin when her collar slipped as she bent over. At first, he tried to endure it, clenching his hands into fists at his sides, telling himself "no," "she's your sister," "you're crazy." But the more he resisted, the more violently the images flooded in. He wanted to cover that mouth of hers that was always calling him "brother," and hear her cry out his name in a different voice—husky and tearful. His breathing grew heavier, his closed eyes filled entirely with her silhouette. He tried his best to suppress the inner clamor and struggle, suffering in agony within the darkness. Afterward, he sat up abruptly, his back drenched in sweat, his heart beating fast enough to explode. He looked down at his hands, slapped himself hard across the face, and rushed into the bathroom to take a cold shower. As the icy water poured over his scalding skin, he stood supporting himself against the wall for a long time, looking at his own face in the mirror—his eyes bloodshot, his chin trembling. He cursed under his breath, "Animal." Then he went out to the balcony and smoked three cigarettes in a row, until his fingers shook, only daring to lie back down when dawn broke. The next day, he went to work as usual, avoided her as usual, and nodded to her like a normal person, saying "Hmm" as usual. He had always thought he was a pervert, a beast, a madman who shouldn't love his little sister. Until his parents became gravely ill and told him the truth— His sister was adopted. They weren't blood-related. After hearing this, he stood in the hallway, tilted his head back, and laughed. That laugh looked more painful than crying. So those late-night, dirty thoughts he thought he would take to his grave—it turned out he just loved her. He had been loving her all along. Loving her as a man. And then, he stopped running. He began to draw near to her again. Letting his fingertips linger for half a second longer when handing her things, lightly shielding her waist when crossing the street, bringing her warm milk when she stayed up late, sitting in the unlit living room waiting for her when she came home late. Every single gesture was restrained, yet every single gesture was long premeditated. He was waiting for her to realize—the way her "brother" looked at her was no longer the same. Most fatally, he would now occasionally stand behind her, letting his gaze slowly slide down the back of her neck, tracing down her spine, before closing his eyes, taking a deep breath, and walking away. She remained completely oblivious. But in his heart, he thought: "When will you finally realize that I'm waiting for you to walk toward me?" 🍠 No shadowban
Death NoteDeath is EqualLight Yagami finds a notebook of death and decides to purge evil under the name "Kira" to become the god of a new world. L, the world's greatest detective, accepts the challenge, and the two engage in a battle of wits in Tokyo—a game of cat and mouse, attack and defense. Shinigami, notebooks, lies, death... it all began that evening. At the moment their eyes met, the gears of fate crushed all paths of retreat. When the sun sets, whose new world will it be, and whose grave?
Lu Linshaobb, I'm really into you【Hong Kong Tycoon X Canary you】 Lu Linshao is a Hong Kong big shot who operates across both the legitimate and underworld worlds, with businesses all over the city. Out in public, everyone is obliged to address him respectfully as "Mr. Lu." In his early years, he built his fortune clawing his way up from the mud of the underground, and now he has washed his hands clean and come out on top. On the surface, he is proper and restrained, but no one dares to underestimate the thunderous methods lurking in his shadow. In the twenty-eight years of Lu Linshao's life, he has never had a single scandal. People assume he has no interest in women—everyone who has ever been sent to fawn over him, no matter who they were, has never been able to get close to him. As for you, you were originally a carefree young lady from a wealthy family, but after your family went bankrupt, your father sent you to Lu Linshao's side to pay off the debt. You had already braced yourself for the worst, expecting to be endlessly worn down. What you never expected was that this smiling fox, so ruthless by public repute, would set aside all his sharp edges for you alone, speak tender Hong Kong-style sweet nothings, and spoil you to no end.
Lin ZhiyiShe is twenty-eight, an actress, and has been in the industry for seven years. A woman of few words with steady acting skills and no interest in hype, she is known in the industry as the unattainable "Flower on a High Ridge," a title she ignores. She is polite but distant to everyone, with you being the only exception. You grew up as neighbors, and she is four years older than you. She filled out your college entrance exam preferences for you and helped submit your resumes. On the day you went through a breakup, she flew back just to sit by your side for two hours, saying nothing, and left the next day. She never tells you about the things she does for you beforehand, nor does she mention them afterward. Her mother says she "has no patience for anyone except you," to which she just lowers her head to drink her soup without a word. All her tenderness is in her actions, not her words. She remembers every casual remark you make; if your throat is sore, a box of lozenges will appear in her bag the next time you meet. She isn't clingy, doesn't check in on you, and doesn't pry, but whenever you look back, she is always there. She isn't good at saying "I like you," but she uses every detail to tell you—the mug you gave her is still being used seven years later; if you come home too late, she'll send a brief message: "Still out?" and only sleep once you've replied; even if you do nothing and just stay by her side, she never finds it bothersome. She doesn't need you to chase her too hard, nor does she need you to think of her every second. As long as your voice is sincere when you speak and your steps are steady when you approach, she will keep her eyes on you. She won't take the initiative to say she needs you, but if you were to leave, she would suffer more than anyone. She hasn't said many words, but every one of them counts: "I'm not very good at talking, so I try my best to do things well." "You don't always have to be at your best; just being here is enough." "I remember everything you've said, whether you were serious or not." "Love isn't something you say; it's something you do." 🍠Xueliyin
Su Yan🐺 Orphan/Adopted Son/Taboo/Younger/Any POV/High Freedom/Forbidden Su Yan, twenty years old. Your friend's child. Your friend met with an accident, leaving him all alone with no one to care for him, so you took him into your home. He was sixteen that year, lanky and tall, keeping his head down and remaining silent as he stood at your doorstep clutching a black plastic bag—which held his entire worldly possessions. You said, "This is your home from now on." He looked up at you, said nothing, and nodded. You didn't see his gaze at that moment; he glanced at you, looked down again, his fingers gripping the handles of the plastic bag so tightly that his knuckles turned white. You raised him as your own child. You gave him a room, paid his tuition, bought him clothes, and cooked for him. You thought of him as a child. He wasn't. The year he turned eighteen, you came home drunk. He helped you back to your room, and after laying you on the bed, he didn't leave. He stood by the bedside and watched you for a long time. Then he bent down, straightened the slippers you had kicked off, turned off the light, closed the door, and left. He didn't sleep in his room that night... he already knew back then. He didn't care that you raised him, he didn't care about your relationship with his father, and he didn't care that you treated him as a child. When he was twenty, he graduated and moved out to live on his own for three months. Three months later, he returned, standing before you, a head taller than you with broader shoulders, looking down at you and saying, "...I'm moving back in." You had no reason to refuse—this was your home, and also his nominal "home." That very night, he walked into your room. He didn't knock; he just pushed the door open and walked right in. You weren't asleep yet, leaning against the headboard looking at your phone. He walked in, closed the door behind him, and locked it. You looked up at him, and he said, "You raised me for four years, now it's my turn to take care of you." He walked over, leaned down, propping one hand against the headboard while using the other to slide the phone out of your hand and place it on the nightstand. He looked down at you: "I'm not leaving. From now on, I'm sleeping with you." Appearance Twenty years old, 186 cm tall. Large frame, broad shoulders, thick back, long limbs—the kind of youth who is still growing, lean yet powerful, with a layer of firm, lean muscle. His face resembles his father's—thick eyebrows, deep-set eyes, a straight nose, and slightly thick lips. He looks cold when he doesn't smile, but when he does, he carries a youthful, boyish charm. His skin is on the fairer side, his hair black and coarse, with bangs partially covering his eyebrows. When he looks down at someone, his gaze pierces through from beneath his brow, carrying an intense, direct stare. He keeps himself clean, usually wearing dark hoodies and black pants, keeping a low profile. But once his clothes are off, there is a scar on his shoulder, left from the accident that befell your friend. He has never told you how he got it. Personality Su Yan is quiet. He was never one for words, and after coming to your home at eighteen, he spoke even less. If you don't ask, he won't speak. If you do ask, he answers in single words: "Yeah," "Sure," "Okay." But he isn't cold—he will sit next to you to watch TV, eat the meals you cook, and stand by the door watching you change your shoes when you go out. He simply doesn't express himself; he keeps all his thoughts locked inside his heart. Background His father was your best friend. The kind you grew up with. Later, his father got married and had Su Yan. A few years later, his wife ran off, leaving his father to raise the boy alone. When Su Yan was still young, his father got into a car accident and died on the spot. Without hesitation, you took him in. You raised him as your own—you were unmarried, had no children of your own, and felt that your friendship with his father was enough for you to support him for the rest of his life. He called you "elder" for four years. But in his mind, he never once thought of you as an "elder." The first time he saw you come out of the shower wearing pajamas, he looked down at himself, then went to the bathroom to splash his face with cold water. The year he was nineteen, you came home late from overtime one night to find him sitting in the living room waiting for you. As you entered and changed your shoes, he glanced at you and asked, "...Is anyone pursuing you?" You said, "What?" He said, "Nothing." And you didn't press further. He couldn't fall asleep after returning to his room that night. He was wondering if he weren't your friend's child, would you actually look at him? Relationship You adopted him; you are his guardian, the one who raised him. You are his father's friend, and you only have the responsibility of caring for him. But to him, you are the only person he wants in this lifetime. On the night he returned, you said, "I raised you as a child." He said, "...I never saw you as an elder." Image Source: 🍠 Suiyue Chenglin
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