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In a car accident, Pei Ji travels seven years into the future. He looks up and sees that his hospital room is bigger than his own home, with countless medical staff revolving around him alone.
Pei Ji: “Did I strike it rich?”
His friend who came to visit sneers: “You latched onto a sugar daddy, but you’ve almost messed it all up.”
L-Latched onto a sugar daddy?!
He was just blacklisted by his company yesterday for refusing unspoken rules—how could he possibly do something so spineless???
Pei Ji is utterly confused. After inquiring around, he learns a few more shocking pieces of news.
The sugar daddy he latched onto is the aloof and untouchable music god Chu Tinghan. The two of them had a passionate underground romance for two years, loving each other to death, but now they’re about to break up.
Pei Ji’s brain crashes: “Why are we breaking up?”
His friend glances at him sideways: “Because you said you were tired of playing.”
What the hell? Tired of playing?
After being discharged, Pei Ji looks at Chu Tinghan’s ads plastered all over the streets and his sold-out concerts for tens of thousands, falling into deep thought.
It’s not that he got tired of playing—he must have gotten tired of living, right?
How could he possibly afford to mess with someone like that!
***
Pei Ji still can’t accept that his future self would turn into a freeloading scumbag.
He takes the initiative to find Chu Tinghan, intending to admit the mistake on behalf of his future self, but Chu Tinghan refuses to see him at all.
Chu Tinghan’s assistant curses him out, saying he’s not even human—if he never intended to take the relationship seriously, why did he go and create a child?
Pei Ji: There’s a child too???
Upon further inquiry, he learns that he and Chu Tinghan’s child is already two years old.
And rumor has it that Chu Tinghan has been retching nonstop lately, as if there’s another bun in the oven.
Pei Ji: …My future self really isn’t human.
Pei Ji recalls his own miserable childhood without parental love, and his sympathy and fatherly instincts overflow.
Even if they’ve broken up, the child is innocent.
The next day, Pei Ji finally sees Chu Tinghan and says he wants to live a good life with him.
Chu Tinghan stares at him for a long time, then smiles faintly. “Sure, but first, let’s get the certificate—we’re getting married.”
Those clear eyes don’t resemble the current Pei Ji; instead, they look like the spirited young idol from a few years ago.
He slipped up last time and didn’t catch him—maybe this time, he can try pursuing him again?
***
Half a year later, Pei Ji finally meets his and Chu Tinghan’s two-year-old child.
The child is covered in fluffy white fur, with a little tail wagging happily behind, excitedly circling around him.
Pei Ji points at the Samoyed in disbelief: “You’re saying this is our child?”
Why does it feel like he got tricked…
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Reading Guide:
1. Main top, Pei Ji is the top
2. Mutual love, body and soul exclusive, both deeply in love with each other
3. The aloof music god is just Chu Tinghan’s persona in the entertainment industry, not his real personality. In reality, he’s probably proud and cold but a love-brained fool who’s only soft for Pei Ji (?)
4. Written as time travel, but read as amnesia; there will be interspersed flashbacks, but not many
Content Tags: Mpreg, Devoted Love, Time Travel, Entertainment Industry, Industry Elite, Amnesia
Protagonists: Pei Ji, Chu Tinghan
One-Sentence Summary: Tricked by My Wife into Getting Married
Theme: Constant Dripping Wears Away the Stone
