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What if Dixingren are all born in sets of twins?

Shen Wei wakes to find a Dixing that doesn’t know what to do with someone who is alone and twinless.

He doesn’t really know how to do this. Before he was in prison, it was Nianzhi who was good with people, who got people to smile back at him. He’d never people get close to him. He didn’t want people to be close, too consumed with his own anger.

Guo Changcheng was up in the library of the SID, as he often was, and he was in trouble.

A book he had picked up was in his hands, which wasn’t all that unusual, but what was unusual was the fact that he couldn’t seem to let it go, or put it down.

It was a plain book, with an aged cover, and the lettering was faded into the leather. Honestly, Guo Changcheng couldn’t tell what the book's title was, so he picked it up and opened it to the title page.

From a certain perspective, everything is a puzzle; Some things they notice about each other and how they fit together.

Shen Wei finds many things about Zhao Yunlan rather cute. So does Yunlan

Guo Changcheng needs help with his heat and he asks Chu-ge for that help.

Guo ChangCheng is dating a dixingren, so it seems like he should learn about their biology.

Shen Wei moves to his own apartment when he becomes a professor, and then gets rather invested in the neighbour across the hall he's never actually seen.

Podfic of How to Be a Good Neighbour by tinypinkmouse.

Shen Wei moves to his own apartment when he becomes a professor, and then gets rather invested in the neighbour across the hall he's never actually seen.

This is a bad town for such a pretty face.

Being used as a bargaining chip to keep the peace between Haixing and Dixing sounds more exciting than it is.

Guo Changcheng gets a tattoo. Chu Shuzhi has questions.

Zhao Yunlan owns a bubble tea store Ye Zun frequently visits with his reluctant twin brother. But when Shen Wei met the owner of the shop he found himself not so reluctant anymore.

“You need to answer his offer,” Lao-Chu says, instead of any greeting. He sits up straighter. “His Excellency shouldn’t be trifled with.”