When he was seventeen years old, Xi Chuhan went to a temple in Tibetan areas to teach. One day, the lama in the temple picked up a mysterious boy who was half-frozen to death from the snowy mountains. To his surprise, the boy looked 70% similar to himself.
Is it a coincidence? Or was it that the parents abandoned their other son? The eminent monk at the temple said that this was a "predetermined fate." The words became a prophecy, and Xi Chuhan's fate was closely linked to him from then on, accompanying him through life and death, and the good and bad fortunes depended on each other.
Two people, with similar faces, one stands in the spotlight, attracting all the attention, and gathers all the honors and praises; the other walks on the edge of hell, upholding justice and accompanying evil and violence.
They are twins of destiny. Their lives are in opposite directions, but they are closely intertwined.
"Qi Yang, if God wants to punish you, let me become your substitute. Because this is the only way I can love you."