Young Master Qin's Debt Collection

In Fusu's short thirty-year life, things never got worse, only more tragic. His father denounced him. Well, a father's orders were hard to defy, so he accepted it. His younger brother Hu Hai had him executed. Well, a ruler's orders were hard to defy, so he accepted that too... What he never expected was that Hu Hai would show not the slightest brotherly affection, and somehow mistreat his body so badly that he couldn't even be reincarnated.

Fine. A gentleman's revenge can wait ten years. Fusu happened to end up in the twenty-first century, where he was doing pretty well, when he spotted a face he would recognize even if it were burned to ashes.

"Hu Hai, your comeuppance is here!"

Hu Hai woke up and stared blankly at the person who looked ready to strangle him, then wailed, "Brother, please spare me!"

A calm, corrupted Fusu as the pursuer VS a ridiculous, scatterbrained Hu Hai as the pursued.

This story is told from an omniscient point of view. The author feels it's neither primarily from the pursuer's perspective nor the pursued's: both are my dear sons, and both are leads. As for the weird label on Jinjiang, I can't do anything about it.

This is the story of Fusu and Hu Hai being reincarnated together and loving and fighting each other in the twenty-first century (they are not brothers, they are not brothers, they are not brothers).

Also known as "Overpowering My Archenemy" and "The Young Masters."

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