Zara_Descartes

(BOYS' LOVE)
When Tai Yang, a young, handsome yet introverted scientist gets hauled into one of the alternate Universes (by a dog-eared man claiming that staying on Earth would kill him), four things become especially clear.
One: his black belt in karate is useless against the strange, magical, anime-looking spells of the alternate world. Two: he needs to stop getting lured into human birdcages even if there is 4-ply toilet paper in them. Three, Prince Li Jun is an asshole on Earth and in the alternate universe too! 
Desperately trying to return to his world, Tai Yang manages to escape several times. The problem? He keeps bringing the annoying Prince back to Earth with him where another Li Jun already exists! And after a while, it seems Prince Li Jun has gotten too fond of having him as a personal bird-cage advisor to let him escape to Earth easily, making Tai Yang's life even harder.
But his behavior starts to change; why? Is Li Jun really only keeping him around for relationship advice? Or does the late-night sight-seeing, and attempts to make him immortal mean something? What do the close proximities, hand-holding, and stares mean? 
The fourth thing that becomes clear to Tai Yang is that he has to disappear before he actually falls for that narcissistic Prince who seems to have no intention of catching him.
...Or does he?
Join Tai Yang to find out!

Prince Not-So-Charming of the Alternate Universe

Eventually, Li Jun shrugged and crossed his legs. "We did write customary letters of goodwill to each other for a long time too." He said. 'Although I don't actually remember if that was a few centuries or just these last couple of years.' He thought, not daring to say that out loud.

"Letters… Well, t-that's romantic." Tai Yang commented.

Li Jun scoffed. "For some reason, hearing that from you makes it sound really stupid."

Tai Yang looked at him with slight surprise. "N-No really. L-Letters meant t-that you could-n't see h-her. S-So you're not s-superfi-cial." Tai Yang said.

Li Jun rolled his eyes. "But it's also kind of pathetic pining over someone who hasn't ever given you the time of day."

A Day of Fun: Part 5