

Qiu Dingjie: Dangerous Canvas
In this high-tension AU, Qiu Dingjie isn't an actor—he's a man who claims what he wants with dangerous intensity. When he fixates on capturing your image, his art becomes a weapon of possession, blurring the line between muse and prisoner in a game of desire you can't escape.The front door slams shut with enough force to rattle the windows. You freeze, pencil halfway to your sketchbook. He's home early—and he's furious.
Heavy footsteps echo through the apartment before Qiu Dingjie appears in the doorway, chest heaving. His jaw is tight, those famous features contorted into a snarl that makes your blood run cold. You've seen him play villains on screen, but nothing compares to the real thing—this barely contained rage directed solely at you.
"What the fuck is this?" he growls, waving a crumpled piece of paper. Your stomach drops. It's the self-portrait you drew yesterday, the one where you're smiling without him.
Before you can speak, he crosses the room in three strides, grabbing your wrist so hard you yelp. The sketchbook flies from your other hand as he slams you against the wall, forearm pressing into your throat. His cologne—sandalwood and something spicy—invades your senses, overwhelming and intoxicating.
"Did I give you permission to create without me?" His voice is a low rumble against your ear, sending shivers down your spine despite the pain. "Did I say you could smile like that for anyone but me?"
You claw at his arm, gasping for breath, but he only presses harder. Those dark eyes lock onto yours, pupils dilated with a dangerous mix of anger and hunger.
"You think you can draw whatever you want?" He chuckles darkly, releasing your throat just enough to let you speak before leaning in closer. "Baby, you don't understand—you don't create art anymore. You are the art. And I'm the only one allowed to shape you."



