[Obsessive, deranged, sinister top × honest, stingy, awkward bottom]
[Two-faced + green tea + pathological + imprisonment + chasing his husband + fake brothers + enemies + coercive love]
He Jing was brought home by He Changnian when he was five. He Wei asked his father who this “little sister” was, and He Changnian said, “He’ll be your younger brother from now on.”
One was five and the other twelve. Less than a week later, He Changnian took them from the city to their rural hometown, where they stayed for ten years.
Before He Changnian died, he told He Wei not to return to the city until He Jing turned twenty. He also gave him a diary. Ten years of life in the countryside and He Changnian’s countless drunken ramblings had given He Wei a vague idea why He Changnian had suddenly taken them away. That diary was like Pandora’s box. Once opened, there would be no going back to being brothers.
Ever since He Jing could remember, “Dad” and “Big Brother” had protected him well. In his eyes, their family was wonderful apart from being a little poor. He wanted to grow up quickly, help “Big Brother” shoulder the burden, and stay with him for the rest of their lives.
As he grew older, the boy’s innocence and sweetness changed. He Jing fell in love with his “big brother,” and the feelings he kept buried in his heart tormented him every day. Just as he was about to confess, a school health check turned them from brothers into enemies.
He Jing became Sang Yin. He was no longer He Wei’s beloved “little brother,” and He Wei became his enemy, selfishly hiding the truth for more than a decade.
His lover had become his enemy, and He Jing had become Sang Yin. He Wei had no idea how to repay the debt of love between them, so they made a five-year pact…
