The Fake Young Master and the Real Young Master Got Together

1. When Lin Weihan was twenty, he fell seriously ill. By chance, he learned the truth: he wasn't the real young master of the Lin family. He was an impostor. The real young master was Lu Yueshen, who was always at odds with him and hated him to the core. In a dream he had while sick, he saw his future. Because he had targeted Lu Yueshen several times and often treated him with cold indifference, when their identities were revealed, he became a dog beaten while down. He lost not only his status, but was also crushed beneath Lu Yueshen's heel. Nearly everyone could spit on him. 2. Lin Weihan, after learning the truth: “Hah.” Until the very last moment, there's no telling who'll be the one down on their luck. He continued to treat Lu Yueshen coldly, occasionally glancing at the withdrawn, slender boy. When Lu Yueshen was cornered one time, he still didn't step in to help. In the alley, Lu Yueshen was pinned under someone's foot. His striking features lifted from the shadows, his eyes dark and bright as he looked at Lin Weihan like he was prey. In response to Lin Weihan's contempt and coldness, he merely said two words in a soft voice. “Just wait.” 3. The Lin family wields immense power. A scandal has recently broken: the young master they raised for twenty years turned out to be an impostor. The real Lin heir is an upstart who clawed his way out of the slums. The news is making waves outside. In the bedroom, Lu Yueshen looks at the person on the bed. Before he can get close, an ashtray whizzes past his face. The outstretched hand is covered in marks. Lin Weihan's face is deathly pale. The person he hit isn't angry, but comes over and gently tucks in his blanket. His movements are careful, but his voice is low and tender, almost like a demon whispering. “Do you want to go through it again?” PS: * Updated daily at 9 p.m. China time. 1v1, happy ending. * Cold, beautiful fake young master bottom x beautiful, sweet-on-the-outside, dark-on-the-inside top Theme: What you see isn't always the truth.