When Fan Pu was sixteen and traveling to the capital to sit for the imperial examinations, he found a child by the roadside, barely clinging to life.
Perhaps because the first sixteen years of his life had been so lonely, Fan Pu took the child with him, named him Fan Zhen, and raised him with great care.
Ten years passed in a flash. Fan Pu went from a destitute scholar whom nobody had thought much of to the pinnacle of power, becoming the Left Chancellor with real authority in his hands.
Unfortunately, ten years of political ups and downs had ruined Fan Pu's health and vitality, leaving him little time to live.
In those ten years, Fan Pu had gained everything. The only thing he worried about was his younger brother, Fan Zhen, whom he had raised as his own son.
The little bundle who had once been abandoned like a stray dog had grown into a pampered young master, noble and cherished. He was a master of both letters and arms, capable of anything, yet spoiled and headstrong, making enemies wherever he went.
While Fan Pu was alive, no one dared touch Fan Zhen. But after he died, wouldn't that boy be torn apart?
If he couldn't arrange a safe future for his young brother, he would never rest in peace.
But why did the little brat scowl whenever Fan Pu tried to find him a reliable wife and in-laws?
On a stormy night, Fan Pu coughed up blood again. As his consciousness faded, he heard the younger brother he had raised with his own hands cry as he held his frail, ailing body: "Brother, don't die. I won't harbor those thoughts about you anymore. Just stay alive."
Fan Pu: "..."
Had he discovered something earth-shattering just before he died?
His younger brother, whom he had raised with his own hands, had those kinds of thoughts about him?
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Let me write a brief introduction: I originally planned to write about a father and son, but the concept of "public order and good morals" had too many limitations, so I decided against it. Actually, I wasn't going to start this story so hastily, since I hadn't even finished my previous story about a sickly character. But during that period, I was particularly fond of sickly characters.
I didn't submit my book review late this time 😳 Whether I finish writing it or not isn't important, I trust the author's skill 😘
It's quite good. Does the author have any side stories?
The main characters are well-developed; the older brother is like a tsundere kitten, so cute!
Mengmeng's books are all great, but please try not to stop updating! It's so frustrating when something stops halfway through reading 😢😢😢😢😢
The sweetest love is one where both sides go their separate ways.
Although I don't want to rush you, I really want to see it, and I want to be mature too. What about you...?
It's really good, a return to simplicity, haha. The older brother's personality is so cute and captivating.