Lu Guichen was a man who didn't believe in destiny, but he fell in love with the cheap "brother" he had just recognized. Their encounter, which was supposed to be just a mistake of accidentally entering a wealthy family, unexpectedly ignited Lu Guichen's entire mockery of secular rules. Life is like a chess game. While turning over his ethical trump cards, he uses his words to break down the shackles of morality. The price of forbidden love? He originally thought that the worst thing would be for him to be kicked out of the family, but he ended up being involved in a series of real and fake identities, secret and overt conflicts. Guichen disdains being the protagonist of a bloody drama. He vows to use three parts of sarcasm and seven parts of scoundrel to turn his destiny upside down with his "brother". Love is a forbidden fruit, but the one who eats it may not be a fool - in this tug-of-war between ethics and desire, Guichen chooses to be the one who pulls the rope to see who lets go first.
