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In the City, the Male Protagonist Is Hugged by Mistake or Lost, and Is Recognized by His Parents, Who Have a Strong Family Background.
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Are There Any Stories About True and False Young Masters? the Real Young Master Doesn't Want His Family, He Is Beautiful All by Himself.
I want to see the male protagonist no longer expect family, and make a clean break. He will no longer want family members. How they treat the fake young master is none of the male protagonist's business. He will shine in his own field. If you don't treat him well, stop playing, the male protagonist will not want them all.
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It's not the usual plot of a real or fake young master, and there's no revenge from the beginning. After all, the protagonist is not strong enough. It's not the kind of story where you torture or endure all the time, or write a lot of stories about family members, which looks terrible. The male protagonist just follows his own steps, pursues a career, and then slowly pursues it.