I Often Think of You Since We Parted

Bie Chen once believed that he and his junior brother had grown up together, that they were the closest people in the world and understood each other better than anyone. He thought they would never part. He never imagined that one day the other would accuse him of betraying their sect, plunge a sword into his chest, and abandon him.

They went from close friends to enemies, crossing blades for ten whole years. Then one day, Bie Chen heard that their former sect had suffered a devastating blow, and that his junior brother, now the sect leader, had gone blind and was near death. In the end, he could not resist returning to the sect to help his junior brother survive this ordeal.

But he never expected that, on a night when they were alone and he was feeding his junior brother medicine, the other would kiss him and drag him into an endless abyss.

What drove him mad was that, while kissing him, his junior brother called him by someone else's name.

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You Xueling once believed that he and his senior brother had grown up together, that they were the closest people in the world and understood each other better than anyone. He thought they would never part. He never imagined that one day the other would betray their sect, plunge a sword into his chest, and leave without a shred of feeling.

They went from close friends to enemies, crossing blades for ten whole years. Then one day, their sect suffered a devastating blow. You Xueling went blind and was near death, yet his senior brother, who had left the sect ten years ago, returned to save him. For the first time in years, they were alone together in peace, but they were as distant as strangers and could never go back to the way things were.

This was the person he hated most, and also the person he loved most. Carrying a secret desire for revenge, he kissed his senior brother and deliberately called him by someone else's name.

A proud, hotheaded senior brother gong X a gentle, radiant, beautiful junior brother shou. They only have eyes for each other, and the gong will realize the shou did it on purpose. The person whose name gets called is just a disposable plot device with barely any screen time.

Theme: Don't act on impulse.