Lu Qiannan is mentally ill. His most prominent symptom is seeing things that aren’t there, especially his lover, who left him.
One day, as usual, he locked himself in his room, tidied himself up, and got ready to see his dear wife. Then the real deal kicked down the door and slapped him hard across the face. “I’m not even dead yet. Are you already seeing my ghost?”
Not your traditional reborn story. The younger brother is ill, and so is the older brother.
They aren’t related by blood, and the early chapters lay plenty of groundwork.
The older brother’s contrast lies in his face and personality; the younger brother’s lies in how he acts with outsiders versus with his older brother.
Contains forced romance. The characters’ morals aren’t exactly upright, but they’re not too twisted either.
A stormy love story: don’t ask where the love is just yet.
The younger one is the pursuer.
The plot has plenty of twists early on, so it may take some concentration to follow.
