History Manhua / YouthGoneWild

* HoYay:
** Luo Kai jokingly refers to Zhigao as his "old lover" in an otherwise serious moment. And Zhigao still has the "lucky charm" medal Lu Kai gave him years ago when they were bestest besties.
** Wang Xiang scrubbing an injured Zhigao's chest in the shower, chest-to-back, while half-naked himself. Seems legit.
** Later, when Wang Xiang is going to be busy with vocal training, he gives a melodramatic monologue about how much Zhigao will miss his care. He also just loves cuddling/coddling him and plays it up a lot.

Tropes include:

* ContrivedCoincidence: So, so many. Really -- Yating meets all the band members through different (unlikely) circumstances, they all happen to be brilliant at different instruments, two of them know each other previously (in a way unrelated to how Yating met them), and just when this is all happening she runs into her uncle, who is setting up an agency and trusts her judgement completely.

** Luo Kai jokingly refers to Zhigao as his "old lover" in an otherwise serious moment. And Zhigao still has the "lucky charm" medal Lu Kai gave him years ago, when they were bestest besties.
** Wang Xiang scrubbing a injured Zhigao's chest in the shower, chest-to-back, while half-naked himself. Seems legit.
** Later, when Wang Xiang is going to be busy with vocal training, he gives a melodramatic monologue about how much Zhigao will miss his care. He also just loves cuddling/coddling him, and plays it up a lot.

* RapeAsDrama: Zhigao's backstory

[[PluckyGirl Yating's]] an ambitious public relations manager with an ear and a drive for music, who's fired by her company due to upsetting primadonnas one too many times. Now (unofficially) blacklisted from the industry by the last starlet she pissed off and tending bar at a pub, she discovers Gangster, a once up-and-coming band who have lost their passion -- all except for the drummer, [[LongHairedPrettyBoy Luo Kai]]. Then there's [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold Wang Xiang]], a theatrical [[MasterOfNone jack-of-all-trades]] with a golden voice who she gets into trouble every time they meet; prickly rich-boy [[CuteButTroubled Zhigao]]; and self-proclaimed "Guitar God" Shang Guan, who is exactly as egotistical as he sounds.

* ContrivedCoincidence: So, so many

** Later, when Wang Xiang is going to be busy with vocal training, he gives a melodramatic monologue about how much Zhigao will miss his care. He also just loves coddling him, and plays it up a lot.
* MasterOfNone: At the start, anyway. Wang Xiang has had a lot of jobs (at one point he runs a stall while being a mechanic, watchman ''and'' delivery guy all at once) but isn't particularly good at any of them.

* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: Yating overhears some... suggestive things between Wang Xiang and Zhigao. It's just physical therapy.

* Guyliner: Luo Kao also sports lipstick

Yating's an ambitious public relations manager with an ear and a drive for music, who's fired by her company due to upsetting primadonnas one too many times. Now (unofficially) blacklisted from the industry by the last starlet she pissed off and tending bar at a pub, she discovers Gangster, a once up-and-coming band who have lost their passion -- all except for the drummer, [[LongHairedPrettyBoy Luo Kai]]. Then there's [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold Wang Xiang]], a theatrical [[MasterOfNone jack-of-all-trades]] with a golden voice who she gets into trouble every time they meet; prickly rich-boy [[CuteButTroubled Zhigao]]; and self-proclaimed "Guitar God" Shang Guan, who is exactly as egotistical as he sounds.

** Luo Kai jokingly refers to Zhigao as his "old lover" in an otherwise serious moment. Zhigao still has the "lucky charm" medal Lu Kai gave him years ago.

** Later, when Wang Xiang is going to be busy with vocal training, he gives a melodramatic monologue about how much Zhigao will miss his care.

A now-complete work by Lee Nicky. Can be read [[http://mangafox.me/manga/youth_gone_wild/v02/c004/4.html testing]]

A now-complete work by Lee Nicky. Can be read

** Luo Kai jokingly refers to Zhigao as his "old lover". It's an otherwise serious moment.

* MasterOfNone: At the start, anyway. Wang Xiang has had a lot of jobs (at one point he's at once a mechanic, watchman, delivery guy ''and'' works at a stall) but isn't particularly good at any of them.

A now-complete work by Lee Nicky.

Yating, a public relations manager with an ear for music, who's fired by her company due to upsetting primadonnas one too many times. Now (unofficially) blacklisted from the industry by the last starlet she pissed off and tending bar at a pub, she discovers Gangster, a once up-and-coming band who have lost their passion -- except for the drummer, [[LongHairedPrettyBoy Luo Kai]]. Then there's [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold Wang Xiang]], the [[MasterOfNone jack-of-all-trades]] with the golden voice who she gets into trouble every time they meet; prickly rich-boy [[CuteButTroubled Zhigao]]; and self-proclaimed "Guitar God" Shang Guan, who is exactly as egotistical as he sounds.

Tropes include

** Later, when Wang Xiang is going to be busy with vocal training, he gives a melodramatic monologue about how much Zhigao will miss his care.

A now-complete work by Lee Nicky which follows Yating, a public relations manager with an ear for music, who's fired by her company due to upsetting primadonnas one too many times. Now (unofficially) blacklisted from the industry by the last starlet she pissed off and tending bar at a pub, she discovers Gangster, a once up-and-coming band who have lost their passion -- except for the drummer, [[LongHairedPrettyBoy Luo Kai]]. Then there's [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold Wang Xiang]], the [[MasterOfNone jack-of-all-trades]] with the golden voice who she gets into trouble every time they meet; prickly rich-boy [[CuteButTroubled Zhigao]]; and self-proclaimed "Guitar God" Shang Guan, who is exactly as egotistical as he sounds.