Zhou Yanchuan, an outwardly rough and straightforward yet inwardly simple-minded and artistically blind tycoon (the top), and Lu Yunchu, an eccentric and independent-minded beautiful artist (the bottom).
Lu Yunchu, a wealthy young master, was disowned by his family after coming out as gay. He moved to another city, started a sculpture studio, overcame initial hardships, and eventually met a major client.
Confident in his abilities, Lu Yunchu was taken aback to discover that his new client was a rich man who knew nothing about art and loved to meddle.
Lu: “What are your tastes?”
Zhou: “The taste that made me place an order with you.”
Lu: “…”
Inner thoughts of Lu: (You idiot!)
Inner thoughts of Zhou: (If you have the guts, don’t take my order.)
However, after some time, they became familiar with each other.
Lu: “Do you mind having gay people around you?”
Zhou: “You don’t like me, so why should I mind?”
Lu: “What if I do like you?”
Zhou: “You like me?”
Lu: “In your dreams.”
Zhou: “Well, that’s what you think.”
After some more time.
Lu: “Zhou Yanchuan, do you like me even a little?”
Zhou: “I think… more than just a little.”
Notes:
The top had an ex-girlfriend, and the bottom had an ex-boyfriend. Neither are virg*ns. Both have suitors who are not involved romantically.
The story is set in an alternate urban background, not realistic or professional. Bugs may occur; do not compare it to reality. It’s likely to be both cliché and shallow.
It’s a mutual attraction, with the top realizing his feelings later. Once he does, his feelings are strong.
Contains a small amount of GL subplot: Ning Ruowei & An Yuan (no dominant-submissive dynamics).



Characters:
- Lu Yunchu: Initially, I wasn't too fond of him from Teacher Shiju's previous work, but now he has stolen my heart. His portrayal is endearing; his ability to navigate relationships, learn to rely on others, and grow is beautifully portrayed. The supporting characters play crucial roles, enhancing his transformation.
- Zhou Yanchuan: A gentle soul, if a bit plain visually, he's a genuine character. With his intuitive nature, occasional conflicts arise, but they always find resolution. It's inspiring to see his growth as he learns to accept, understand, and adapt, not in an instant, but gradually.
Plot:
The misunderstandings add a delightful touch of humor. The story flows effortlessly, never feeling stagnant; it's full of life, immersing me in the vibrant atmosphere and bustling scenes. Teacher Shiju's writing is exceptional, making this a top-tier slice-of-life romance.
Personal Rating: 4/5
Overall Rating: 5/5
In summary, the captivating storytelling, well-developed characters, and dynamic plot make this a standout read for me.