Catfished by My Cross-Dressing Roommate

Blurb 1
Ji Zhou moves into a new shared apartment—only to discover his co-tenant is his online girlfriend.
Good news: no fake photos.
Bad news: wrong gender.
Staring at the roommate holding a wig and wearing a fluffy dress, Ji falls into silence.
The roommate explains generously, “Bro, don’t worry. Cross-dressing is just my job. I’m a straight-as-steel guy.”
Ji Zhou: …
If you’re straight, then what am I?

Blurb 2
Ye Muyang has been having a rough time.
His boyfriend suddenly starts giving him the cold shoulder, and the new roommate doesn’t look friendly either.
But when Ye gets targeted by online harassment because of streaming, that icy roommate shows up with unexpected warmth—flowers and desserts included.
Nervously, Ye says, “Um… I have a partner.”
The roommate replies, still expressionless, “Me too.”
“Then… aren’t we being kind of ambiguous?”
“Aren’t you a ‘straight-as-steel’ guy? What’s ambiguous between two men?”
Ye Muyang: That… actually makes sense!
Sure enough, gays and straight guys do not think on the same frequency.

Blurb 3
After a software update, Ye Muyang can see the real-time distance between his online boyfriend and himself.
Wait—why does it say one meter?
He looks up at the roommate sitting not far away, and cautiously sends a message.
Ding. The familiar notification sound rings out.
Ye Muyang: Help. Can I unsend what I said last night about “riding” him?

Tagline / Pairing
A seemingly proper (actually not-so-proper) dentist top × a seemingly shameless (actually very soft-hearted) streamer bottom.

Reading Notes

Includes cross-dressing scenes (bottom).
Extreme top/bottom-only readers, proceed with caution.
Both leads are exclusive and inexperienced in love (no cheating / no prior sexual relationships).