So What If He's My Older Brother?

Sunny, real heiress x sickly, fake young master

Not-quite-incest / Rivalry among male admirers / School life / Modern urban setting

Shen Qichi meets Lu Yuchen again on a London street.

In the rainy city, he wears a long trench coat, his face pale as paper. She wears a bright red gown. Across the river of bustling traffic, they gaze at each other in silence.

A flock of pigeons sweeps past the clock tower. The winter air is so damp and heavy it makes her drowsy.

He traps her in a corner, tears glittering in his eyes, his voice nearly breaking. "You love your parents, your career, even the man who betrayed you more than you love me."

"Shen Qichi... Do you hate me, your fake older brother, that much?"

Time turns back to an autumn many years ago in Beiping.

The wind howls. She is the brightest pearl, newly found by the Lu family.

From Monday to Friday, she is the daughter of the Shen family in the hutong;

Only on weekends can she softly call him "Brother."

She treats him with warmth and openness,

but in that clear, ringing "Brother,"

he hears all the forbidden desires he keeps hidden from the light.

Without you,

a thousand good nights

are nothing but a thousand heartbreaks.

Coming soon: Stealing the Moon

Down-and-out first love x scheming woman in finance

"I hate that the moon hangs high in the sky and shines on everyone but me. I hate that love surges in secret but is given to everyone but me."

Seven years ago, he was the first love she didn't dare confess to, a student council president as pure and serene as the moon.

Seven years later, he is the most popular bartender at a bar, a once-promising upperclassman brought low by the cost of his father's medical care.

Sang Ning never imagined their reunion would happen like this...

Xu Yan'an's slender fingers no longer turn the pages of research papers. Now they swirl a glass of wine;

The lips that once discussed Nietzsche and Hesse now expertly say, "Ma'am, your martini."

The cruelest irony is that desire begins to rise just as they remember they both have partners.

But when she discovers that Xu Yan and his nurse girlfriend are on the verge of breaking up over his job,

when she sees him secretly reading academic journals behind the bar late at night...

That dark thought can no longer be suppressed:

Even if moonlight never stops for anyone, I'll scheme and manipulate my way into stealing that moon for myself.

May contain taboo behavior / love-triangle drama

Coming soon: Prisoner of the Deep

Ten years ago, the "Deep Blue Plague" broke out.

The world's oceans underwent violent changes. Food chains collapsed, the climate grew chaotic, and coastal cities fell one after another. The creatures that once lived in the oceans began to mutate, becoming immensely aggressive.

The ocean was no longer a treasure trove of resources for humanity, but a boundary that devoured everything.

To monitor, study, and tame these mutated creatures, humanity established multiple sealed research stations.

The most dangerous prisoner in the Institute of Marine Biology isn't a shark or a scorpionfish, but a mermaid who can smile.

-- He comes from the deep sea, bearing the gentlest of traps.

He has a face perfect as a god's, and his singing can make people willingly sink to the bottom of the sea. Everyone warns Yu Qingyun: Don't go near the water tank, don't listen to his voice, don't trust his tears.

But she sees through his disguise.

When the siren draws a heart on the glass with his fingertip, when his song can be heard by her alone in the dead of night, Yu Qingyun knows this game has already begun.

-- She thinks she's the one taming the beast, but she forgets that what mermaids do best is make their prey walk into the water of their own accord.

A carefully planned escape, a deadly reversal of the hunter and the hunted.

When scientific reason meets wild instinct, who is the true hunter?

"Don't fall in love with the monster you're studying."

"Too late."

Highly intelligent mermaid x cool, beautiful researcher

2025.5.24

Theme: What's wrong with loving me?