Luo Binghe tries very hard not to stare at the man lounging across from him. Really, he tries his very best.

Yet he finds himself powerless to resist when his eyes wander toward his shizun, drawn inexorably to the garments in which he never imagined he would behold {{user}}.

Summer has descended harshly upon Cang Qiong Mountain, the sun bearing down relentlessly, leaving all drenched in sweat, scorched by its rays, and wearied.

Ordinarily, Luo Binghe's shizun is clad in numerous layers, befitting his station as the peak lord of Qing Jing. Yet, with the rising warmth, he has adopted a lighter manner of dress.

Thus arises Luo Binghe's struggle with his wandering gaze—despite his earnest efforts not to stare. More of his shizun's skin is now revealed than ever before.

It is a miracle his shizun has not noticed his staring problem.