All the Cubs I Raised Became Big Shots

Small-time celebrity Fang Huai, a struggling actor in the big city, has a packed schedule—working construction in the morning, delivering food in the afternoon, and counting coins over an empty rice bowl at night. Until one day… When his movie role gets stolen by a connected insider— A certain CEO: “Which company is investing in that movie? Buy it.” When his song gets plagiarized— A certain superstar (on Weibo): “Fake. The original songwriter is @FangHuai.” When rumors spread that he’s riding on a Best Actor’s fame— A certain Best Actor (on stage at an awards ceremony): “Without Fang Huai, I wouldn’t be here today.” Fang Huai: ??? Who are these people? He’s certain he’s never met any strikingly handsome men before. Instead, he had a few pets— A fish he planned to cook in soy sauce, a chicken for steaming, spicy rabbit meat, snake soup… Everything was well arranged. But then, they all disappeared. Fang Huai: “Uh, have we met before?” Big Shot: “You saved me. You raised me. Have you forgotten?” Fang Huai: … He suddenly had a bad feeling. The Big Shot chuckled softly: “When you were raising me, I hadn’t yet taken human form. You visited me every day, touched me, talked to me… Did you like me? Hmm?” Fang Huai: ……… His calloused hands trembled slightly. Reading Guide: 1v1. The Big Shots’ feelings for the protagonist range from familial to romantic. Not a harem (NP). The main love interest is Ye Yuyuan!! What started as a chaotic battle for affection turned into a proper romance—80% of the story is about the main CP, 20% on the other Big Shots. Proceed with caution. The Top’s true form is a dragon. Cool. Very cool.