A Young Man Gets a Terrifyingly High Gaokao Score, and a Tycoon Wants to Buy His Ancestral Grave

The older brother attempted suicide by jumping into the river, and the younger brother died saving him. Overwhelmed with guilt, the older brother developed a split personality, the younger brother, who always believed himself to be the younger brother, merely acting as the older brother. It was a constant struggle and switching between the two personalities.

It feels like in reality, the younger brother died, then the older brother developed a split personality and the younger brother emerged from within him. In the end, the older brother gave up his physical body and allowed the younger brother to emerge.

I feel like they went outside together, the older brother drowned, and the younger brother died trying to save him. The older brother felt immense guilt, developed a split personality, and started believing he was the younger brother. Then, what happened was described in the book.

My understanding of the book is that the one who drowned was not the older brother, but the younger brother. Afterwards, the older brother developed a split personality, creating a false younger brother. However, this false younger brother gradually took control of the main personality. Due to the struggle between the two personalities, the younger brother ultimately jumped off a building.

So, is it possible that the younger brother died saving the older brother, and the older brother developed a mental disorder and always believed that he was the younger brother?

This should be divided into two worlds. In the real world, the younger brother died, and the older brother's spirit split into the younger brother's. In the mental world, the older brother died. The author's earlier descriptions likely pertain to the mental world, where the younger brother lives and the older brother dies.

The protagonist is the older brother, but his personality lives as the younger brother. Everything is a fantasy. Because he frequently interacts with only one woman—his attending physician—his fantasies are of Liu Xiaowei. His memories of his parents' attitude towards the younger brother are always "for your own good," which is why they often beat and scolded him.

Could someone please explain this book? I think it's quite good, but I don't really understand it. 😁

I always thought it wasn't finished! [Petrified]

I don't understand this, could someone please explain it to me?