Will to Take the Bait

Chen Wu and Ji Mingchuan grew up together and naturally became lovers. Ji Mingchuan never touched him. He said he cherished Chen Wu too much, unwilling to let him suffer. They had to wait until Ji Mingchuan achieved career success, when he could put a ring on his finger. Now, in his senior year of high school, Ji Mingchuan is embracing a delicate teenage girl, kissing her passionately. Chen Wu stands behind them for a long time, the ripe persimmons he brought from the countryside scattering on the ground—unnoticed by Ji Mingchuan. — To the people of Lao Shi Village, Chen Wu is simple and honest, without any ulterior motives. But to those around Yan Weichi, Chen Wu has more schemes than a pomegranate has seeds, damn it. — "Brother Zhi only has a low fever, but that guy acts like the sky is falling—so overdramatic." "..." "His ex-boyfriend is my sister's lapdog. His presence in our circle is... suspicious." "..." "Brother Zhi is only away for two days, yet he leaves a pile of sticky notes, playing the devoted wife—so fake, it's laughable." Those in the circle think, thankfully, Brother Zhi is sharp enough to see through Chen Wu's act, though he doesn't bother calling him out. Little do they know, Brother Zhi will become a lovesick fool. Nurtured into one—by Chen Wu himself. Chen Wu is a damn menace. Their Brother Zhi is done for.