Dual male leads | School fantasy | Equally matched rivals | Love and hate | Everyone’s favorite
Bottom-focused, with a distinctive world and an unconventional supernatural power system. An original mythology setting, plot-driven and slow-burn, with standalone episodes woven into the main storyline. One-on-one romance, no secondary couples, happy ending.
On an ordinary morning, Cheng Yun is chased by a madman.
The man’s eyes red, he clamps a hand around Cheng Yun’s throat and rasps, “You killed my father and stole something from me. You’ll pay with your life.”
Cheng Yun: ???
He’s never even killed a chicken. Where did this blood feud come from?
Good news: He isn’t an ordinary person, so he barely manages to save his own skin.
Bad news: His attacker isn’t ordinary either, and is dead set on killing him.
Cheng Yun thinks things can’t possibly get any worse, but that afternoon, a transfer student joins his class.
It’s the very same face belonging to the madman who wants him dead.
The newcomer takes over his home, makes him work like a slave, and keeps trying to kill him. He’s also a troublemaker who loves stirring things up and is endlessly curious.
And so Cheng Yun’s life becomes a battlefield of romantic rivals and deadly schemes.
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Only later does Cheng Yun learn that the world is far more insane than he ever imagined.
What he grew up believing was fiction is real, and supernatural powers are no fantasy.
He is being pulled into a bloody struggle over the title of “heir.”
He is an impostor, forced to play the real heir.
And the madman who wants him dead is the true heir.
True heir, top × impostor heir, bottom
Evil, theatrical, thrill-seeking bandit top Ye Yuan × cool-headed, warm-hearted, high-needs avoidant bottom Cheng Yun
