Biased Affection

I picked up a little deaf boy. The system told me he was a villain and that I should get rid of him quickly. The boy cried on the spot. Pitifully tugging at the corner of my clothes, he was extremely aggrieved. ‘Brother, don’t leave me, I’ll be good. Please, you can do whatever you want with me.’ Looking at the boy’s beautiful little face, I swallowed hard and agreed. But later, he pressed me against the window and bullied me again and again. Tears flowed uncontrollably down my face. I begged him to let me go. He, however, pulled off his hearing aid with a seductive smile. ‘What? Not enough? Brother, you’re so greedy. Baby, be good, open your mouth. Let me teach you how to kiss.’

Original Publisher

fukantiandi

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on Biased Affection "Biased Affection" promised a whirlwind romance, and it certainly delivered... something. As a sucker for a good yaoi, I dove in headfirst, eager to see what this "clingy lover" and "obsessive love" were all about. The premise, a kind-hearted MC with a system mission entangled with a ML sporting a "twisted personality," definitely piqued my interest. ### First Impressions The story moves at breakneck speed. We're talking blink-and-you'll-miss-it pace. In just seven chapters, we're thrown into a world of devoted (and potentially deranged) affection. It's a short story, no doubt, which can be a blessing or a curse. In this case, it felt like a bit of both. ### What Works Well The core concept is undeniably alluring. The dynamic between Bai Shang, the seemingly gentle MC, and Wen Xun, the possessive ML, is the driving force. The story definitely leans into the "love interest falls in love first" trope, and I appreciated how Wen Xun's intense feelings were portrayed, even if they bordered on... concerning. There's a certain thrill in watching the MC navigate the ML's erratic behavior, especially when it comes to grand gestures of affection (like, say, getting his name tattooed after a single act of kindness). It's a quick and easy read, perfect for those moments when you just want to escape into a dramatic romance. ### Areas of Concern Honestly, the pacing is a major issue. The plot feels incredibly compressed. So much happens in so little time that it can be difficult to fully invest in the characters and their relationship. While the short length makes it a fast read, it also contributes to a sense of incompleteness. Certain plot points feel rushed and underdeveloped, leaving me with a few unanswered questions. The story could have benefited from a slower burn, allowing the relationship to develop more organically and smoothing out some of the rough edges in the plot. ### Final Verdict "Biased Affection" is a bit of a mixed bag. If you're looking for a short, intense, and somewhat twisted romance, it might just scratch that itch. However, be prepared for a fast-paced plot with some underdeveloped elements. It's a quick and easy read, but don't expect a deeply nuanced or intricately plotted story. Consider it a light snack rather than a full-course meal.