If You Fall for Your Older Brother, It's Obviously His Fault

[Bottom's perspective]

Before I turned seventeen, I was the youngest son of the wealthy Lu family, with an older brother who spoiled me rotten.

But a DNA test revealed that I was only a fake young master.

When the real young master was brought home, my parents threw me out of the Lu family.

In a panic, I secretly called my older brother, who was working abroad, and cried as I asked if he could come back.

But he told me to "stop making a fuss," then hung up.

After that, I had no choice but to make a living on my own, experiencing every kind of hardship life had to offer.

Whenever I could barely hold on, I desperately missed the days when my brother protected me.

But I could never go back.

[Top's perspective]

To outsiders, Lu Zheng was the eldest young master of the Lu family, in power from a young age and enjoying boundless success.

But no one knew that he'd fought tooth and nail to reach that position for just one reason: to find someone.

The person he'd cherished and doted on for seventeen years had vanished from the face of the earth after making one phone call.

He searched like a madman for five years.

That phone call was the last time Jiang Yu called him big brother.

And hanging up on that call became the greatest regret of Lu Zheng's life.

[Bottom's character]: Insecure, sensitive, and cautious at first; later on, clingy and affectionate, like a sweet little bean.

[Top's character]: A gentle older-brother type with an intense possessiveness and need for control.

[Reading Guide]

○ One-on-one romance, happy ending, third-person narration

○ The top and bottom are not related by blood. They are no longer registered in the same household when they confirm their relationship.

○ The blurb was archived on May 14, 2026.

○ This story was adapted from the "fake and real young masters" arc in an earlier quick transmigration project. The storylines in that quick transmigration project wouldn't come together, so I decided to write each arc as a separate book.

Theme: Love what you do, no matter your line of work.