Am I Really Not the Real Young Master? Is This for Real?

To keep his family fortune from being divided up, Gong 1 brings home Shou, who is unrelated to him by blood, and treats him as the real young master. His plan is to wait until his gravely ill mother dies, reveal Shou's identity, and kick him out of the house.

Since he was very young, Shou has been able to see a special, wavering mist around everyone. It lets him read people's emotions, and it also tells him that his archenemy is the real young master.

For wealth and luxury, and for the sake of his archenemy, he decides to play the real young master and enjoy the good life.

At first, Gong 1 treats Shou like a decorative ornament. Later, he decides he wants Shou to be his lover.

Gong 1: You're only in it for the money anyway. You could spend mine just as easily as my lover. (As he speaks, he gets ready to reveal that Shou isn't the real young master.)

Shou: If you aren't afraid I'll kill you in your sleep, go ahead and try.

Is money you have in your own hands really the same as money you squeeze out of someone else?

Shou is a beautiful money-lover with no common sense, a bad temper, and an occasional streak of sly mischief. Gong 1 is a capitalist who wants both a wife and money at first, then chases his wife later on, making you want to hang him from a streetlight. Gong 2 is a gloomy man who barely speaks at first, then feeds off Gong 1's misfortune and fights tooth and nail for what he wants. The pairing shifts between 1v1 at different stages.

Blurb written on 2025.7.10, screenshot saved.

Theme: Cherish family bonds