What If the White Moonlight and the Substitute Are Twins?

Note: The love interest is not the older brother (they’re biological brothers, no incest), nor is he Ji. The love interest is someone else, revealed at the end of the blurb. The protagonist is the younger brother, and he has no physical contact with Ji (both are virgins).

The person who had been with President Ji for two years was a beauty so stunning he seemed to have stepped out of a painting.

The beauty opened an art gallery, and President Ji paid exorbitant prices for countless paintings for him.

The beauty wanted to try something new, so President Ji had the freshest tuna delivered overnight.

President Ji spent a fortune just to make the beauty smile, leaving everyone else envious.

But everyone knew President Ji didn’t love him.

That was because President Ji had a white moonlight he’d known for only three months, yet his heart was already completely filled with him. The paintings he bought at auction? They were all the white moonlight’s. The new food he wanted to try? The white moonlight simply loved seafood.

The beauty looked seven-tenths like the white moonlight. With that face, he got President Ji to put him on a pedestal, but a stand-in could never be the real thing.

So, in the second year of being Chaosiyue’s stand-in,

President Ji’s white moonlight came back.

Everyone thought Chaosiyue would leave in disgrace, cast down from his pedestal. Even President Ji thought so. He teasingly tossed a hefty wad of cash at Chaosiyue, telling him to become his secret lover from then on.

But he didn’t know that while he turned to curry favor with his white moonlight, the white moonlight was gazing past him with fond indulgence.

What could make a white moonlight and his stand-in look so alike?

Blood ties.

Twins bound together since birth are the people in the world who know each other best. Unfortunately, their circumstances destined them for extraordinary lives.

When they were young, the older brother held his younger brother close and took every punch and kick for him.

When they grew older, the younger brother washed away the blood and built an impenetrable fortress around his older brother.

But roses bloom with thorns, and the two were forced to live far apart.

And so,

The younger brother raised a vast net, waiting for his prey to take the bait.

The older brother bent over his canvas, weaving countless pieces of intelligence into his paintings.

This was more than a collision between the identities of a white moonlight and a stand-in. It was the beginning of the twins joining forces to plunge into a storm of bloodshed.

A stand-in? Hah. Just some sucker who throws money around.

President Ji paid for love, collecting every one of the older brother’s paintings, never realizing that countless pieces of intelligence had already traveled from the canvas into his younger brother’s mind.

By the time President Ji finally emerged from the illusion of his white moonlight and began searching the world for his stand-in, the younger brother was already ready to close the net and climb, step by step, to the pinnacle of power.

This was an all-out struggle for power, an arena belonging only to the twins. President Ji was nothing but an unwitting pawn who made it easier for them to claim the throne.

Teng Yu and Chaosiyue’s first meeting was anything but pleasant. That night, beneath a moonless sky and howling winds, a sixteen-year-old boy sat on the ground, covered in blood and wearing a dazzling smile, while pressing a cold gun against Teng Yu’s thigh.

“Save me.”

“...”

“Fine.”

Theme: Roses bloom with countless thorns