Every time Han Shen and Yin Ci meet, it’s like the beginning of World War III. One is so arrogant he looks down on everyone, while the other is doted on by his teachers like a treasure. After a fight, Yin Ci fixed his gaze on the lackey at Han Shen’s side and curled his lips into a faint, almost mocking smile. “Go back and tell him to turn right when he leaves the school gate, then take the number ten bus for twenty minutes. That place is perfect for him.”
The lackey, unnerved by Yin Ci’s stare, pressed him: “What place?”
Yin Ci’s smile disappeared. “The Third Hospital.”
The lackey: “...”
Later, everything changed.
Yin Ci’s mother died, and his father went to prison. A seventeen-year-old boy shouldered it all alone.
Then one day, someone claiming to be his older brother showed up, accompanied by many familiar faces.
“You’re part of the Lin family,” he said.
What did it mean to be... part of the Lin family?
A wealthy family feud entangled with school life.
Troublemaker with terrible grades x aloof top student
Theme: Growing up and keeping one another company
Come on, author, the writing is great.