[Suspicious, possessive, sickly-sweet younger disciple gong × gentle, devoted, nurturing older disciple shou]
Xiao He wakes up to find that the world has fallen apart. All the sect elders and masters are dead.
Once warm and considerate, his eldest senior brother Sang Nanxing has grown cold and heartless since becoming sect leader. He used to treat Xiao He with boundless tenderness, but now he acts as if he's a stranger.
As Xiao He investigates why the sect leader and his fellow disciples have all disappeared, sealed memories gradually return. But he discovers something even more terrifying.
It seems his senior brother has found a substitute who looks like him, and no longer cares about Xiao He, his junior brother!
How can that be allowed?
On the night of the Qixi Festival.
Xiao He: "Senior brother, are you drunk? Take a good look. I'm your junior brother, not that obedient disciple of yours."
Sang Nanxing: "Let go of me. You're so hot..."
Xiao He deliberately takes advantage of his drunken senior brother, holding his hand against his own chest and murmuring, "What did you used to call me, senior brother? Why do you only call me your junior brother now? It hurts so much to hear that. Feel my chest. Isn't my heart broken?"
He keeps pushing his luck, coaxing his soft-hearted senior brother into pitying him, until there's room for no one else in his heart or mind.
What's a substitute to him? No one could love his senior brother as well as he can!
[Content warnings]
1. Amnesia, forced love, a groveling pursuit, reconciliation after a breakup, and misunderstandings involving a white moonlight and a substitute.
2. The shou can give birth (an author-created setting; he is actually a man).
3. There is some groveling, but not much, because neither of them has done anything wrong.
4. The shou suffers a little, the gong is unwell, happy ending, and they ascend together.
Theme: Face adversity without forgetting your original intentions
