The Adopted Son Who Became Everyone's Favorite in a Mix-Up Novel

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As the lucky child adopted by a wealthy family, Chen Sanyuan received countless envious looks. Everyone said he was lucky.

But only he knew that the Chen family had adopted him as a toy for their disabled young master to amuse himself with.

The young master of the Chen family had a peculiar hobby: he liked to keep Chen Sanyuan as a cat.

Every morning, he brushed his hair. Every evening, he read books aloud to him. His meals were delicious, and his wardrobe was full of custom-made clothes. All Chen had to do was lift his chin and let someone pet him to earn their praise. Bow his head, and a warm palm would stroke him.

Cats didn't have to worry about food or clothes, and they could avoid the crowds. Chen Sanyuan devoted himself to being a kitten, gradually forgetting the troubles of being human.

But the disabled young master who had raised him was revealed to be the fake one after a paternity test.

The little cat gazed around in confusion.

The cherished house cat became a prize everyone fought over. Without a dependable owner, the illusions that had once seemed so convincing gradually faded away.

Only then did everyone realize that a cat could change owners, too.

Little by little, the way they looked at him changed dramatically.

The haughty fake young master took his hand and gazed at him tenderly. "You're my little cat. You should be with me forever."

The handsome mixed-race boy who had once treated him like a rival and hurled insults at him now blushed and stole glances at him.

His childhood friend returned from abroad and put in a claim: "We knew each other before they did."

Even the cold, untouchable real young master stroked his head and gazed at him solemnly. "I can give you your freedom."

At a grand banquet, everyone gathered together. Chen Sanyuan hid in a corner as people competed to confess their feelings to him.

He tilted his head, finally voicing his confusion: "Huh?"

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2. The angsty version

The real young master was switched at birth and raised by a poor family. His mother struggled to bring him up, and he swore that when he grew up, he'd repay her and get away from his father's beatings.

He looked down on the rich kids at school who did nothing all day, and on all children from wealthy families.

The fake young master was born into wealth and spoiled as he grew up. He should have spent his whole life in luxury, but one careless mistake by a nanny sent him plunging into an abyss, leaving him disabled.

His moods were unpredictable, and he hated all humble, cowardly people.

As one member of this story, you are neither the real young master, whose birth was kept from him, who grew up in hardship yet excelled in every way, nor the fake young master, who was pampered and arrogant, relied on his beauty to bully others, and still waited for his chance to rise again.

A wealthy couple who could have no more children adopted a child from an orphanage, planning to train him to help with the family business.

That child is you.

You are the undeserving rich kid hated by the real young master.

You are the weak, useless replacement whom the fake young master sees as an enemy.

You're an insignificant character in a story about a real and fake young master.

You're a tool used to fight for favor.

You're the adopted young master.

That was how things should have gone. But...

PS: One-on-one ending. The real male lead is the real young master, who appears later in the story.

The protagonist has emotional and cognitive deficiencies.

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My Second Senior Brother Cultivated the Unfeeling Dao

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When Qin Kui had just left the sect, his elders asked him what he wanted from life. The fifteen-year-old thought for a moment, then looked up and smiled.

Qin Kui wanted to be a young hero: fine wine and a beloved, roaming the martial world with pride, finding a close friend or two, treating everyone under heaven as a brother, marrying a beauty, and starting a home and a career. He wanted his innocent heart to have somewhere to rest.

Sadly, not one of those wishes came true.

By his twenties, Qin Kui had become a demon lord. His former fellow disciples drew their swords against him, a blade stabbed straight into his heart, the partner he'd fought so hard to win had been poisoning him for years, his cultivation was destroyed, and the little beast he'd lovingly raised bit his palm, breaking their contract and snuffing out the last of his vitality.

His enemies drove him back step by step until he fell off a cliff.

When he woke, he had forgotten his past.

There was a saying in the sect: those who cultivate the Unfeeling Dao can return from the dead upon reaching its final stage, but all five emotions will be lost, never to be restored.

PS: The true male lead does not appear in the blurb.

The protagonist goes from being hated by everyone to being loved by everyone.

Theme: Life is a journey through adversity. Keep moving forward.