Late-Falling Snow

The seventh young master of the Ji family is a carefree playboy, passing through a thousand flower beds without a single petal clinging to him, until he meets Zhan Hua. This man repeatedly risks his life to protect him and cherishes him like the apple of his eye. In all the years Young Master Ji has lived, no one has ever treated him so well. After plenty of hesitation, Ji Huai falls for him. As soon as he does, he discovers that he's the medicinal catalyst Zhan Hua needs to make his medicine, and even a single drop of his blood is precious beyond measure. Ji Huai refuses to believe it. He thinks, Anyone can pretend to care. If I die, I'm taking him down with me. [The melodramatic version] After twenty years, Ji Huai discovers that he is the “cuckoo” who stole another bird's nest. He took the real “Seventh Young Master Ji's” identity and family, and even the blood running through his veins belongs to the other man. The two of them are bound by a blood feud. Then the “magpie” comes looking for him. Everyone expects a bloody confrontation, and thinks Ji Huai is going to die horribly. Ji Huai: “...Thanks, but we're together now.” From cuckoo stealing a magpie's nest to cuckoo and magpie sharing one. Zhan Hua x Ji Huai Upcoming novel: Meeting the Gentleman. Please add it to your collection! → The first time Zhao Qi sees Lin Yuan is on South Thirteen Street, bustling with people. The young man is dressed in fine clothes, riding a fine horse and calling out to his friends, while Zhao Qi is dressed in rags, kneeling on the ground and begging Lin Yuan for a chance to live. The young man's tone is indifferent: “Report it to the authorities.” After serving three years in prison because of Lin Yuan's words, Zhao Qi emerges as a royal prince. The former street thug puts on airs: “The weather's getting colder. It's time to kill Lin Yuan.” Everyone thinks that Fifth Prince Zhao Qi is kind, generous, and virtuous, but Lin Yuan knows he's actually an unscrupulous, debauched little hoodlum. Everyone says Lin Yuan is a gentle and upright gentleman, but Zhao Qi knows he's cold-hearted and utterly hypocritical. In the lavish inner palace, Lin Yuan stands tall in his official robes, listing the new emperor Zhao Qi's ten crimes as he prepares to die with dignity. Zhao Qi lounges on the dragon throne with one leg crossed over the other, looking smug and arrogant. “Kneel and call me Your Majesty.” Lin Yuan stands straight, righteous and untouchable. “No.” Zhao Qi narrows his eyes and threatens him. “I'll have you killed.” Lin Yuan smiles scornfully. “I couldn't ask for more.” Zhao Qi flares up in anger, determined not to give him what he wants. Then, in a moment of stupidity, he blurts, “I'll sleep with you.” Lin Yuan: “...” They say that on the night of his coronation, the new emperor got into a fight in the main hall with the youngest minister of the court. The next day, neither of them was able to attend court. A down-on-his-luck prince raised among commoners x a lofty, principled man devoted to his country Theme: Struggle through the mire of setbacks and hardship to forge a clear path ahead