Also known as: “Under the Guise of Revenge, Have You Already Fallen for Him?”
When two geniuses face off, will they clash head-on or resonate soul to soul?
“You think your nemesis might be the person who understands you best.”
Yu Shu has always thought that every glance from Yan Bai, those dark eyes behind his gold-rimmed glasses, carries a condescending sneer.
So he’s spent years provoking him, competing with him, and childish declaring war on him, while Yan Bai… has always indulged him.
Then one day, Yu Shu finds a yellowed photograph in Yan Bai’s mother’s notebook:
Two little boys are holding hands outside a laboratory. On the back, someone has written:
“If memory can lie, can a heartbeat?”
Yan Bai first approached Yu Shu to uncover the truth behind his mother’s death.
But when he discovers that Yu Shu’s memories are always hazy, that their pasts conceal the same gaps, and that at times they can instantly understand each other’s thoughts “as if they shared a brain,” the approach that began as a scheme gradually spirals out of control.
“Who is hiding the past we’ve forgotten?”
When the clues point to Yu Shu’s family, Yan Bai must choose between revenge and falling for him.
Yu Shu grabs his tie, presses a canine tooth against his lower lip, and sneers:
“You think I’d let you face this alone?”
Geniuses, childhood friends, and sworn rivals | A mystery of lost memories | Mutual indulgence
“Every second you hate me, I love you more than you know.”
