Fang Jing Yao had been drifting in Beijing for several years but ended up with nothing but a “big black pot.” He slung his drawing board on his back and returned to his hometown—no more hustling.

Originally, he thought he could just live off his savings and drift through life. But barely a few days after returning home, his mother dragged him by the ear to a blind date. Fang’s mother sneered: “So what if you’re gay? Do you think being gay gives you privileges? You still have to go on a blind date!”

And just like that, Fang Jing Yao was pushed in front of Long Yu. Dr. Long, adjusting the metal-framed glasses on his nose, gave a slight pause as his gaze met Fang Jing Yao’s, cool and detached as metal, before falling into thought.

Meeting your first love ten years later… and at a blind date? What should one do? To prevent him from running away, one solution: sign him with a contract first.

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