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Introduction to "Twin Chaebols" After the car accident, the soul of his twin brother Jiang Haoyang lived in Jiang Haochen's body. One body, two souls at war with each other, forced to share the daily life of the heir to a wealthy family. It wasn't until they bumped into their childhood sweetheart, ghost hunter Lin Xingwan, that they discovered that their ancestral bronze box was the key to the mirror world. Facing the awakening of ancient evil spirits and the eyeing Mirror Council, the noisy brothers must learn to work together to find a balance between studies, love and saving the world.

Coexist and conquer. Discuss whether humans and elves should coexist as equals, or whether they should be masters and dominated. This is not only the source of contradictions in the worldview, but also the core conflict in the protagonist's inner growth. · Elves are not combat pets, but "the embodiment of the rules of the world." · Fire spirits represent energy and destruction, as well as the fire of forging and civilization. · Water elves represent life and flow, and are also the carrier of memories and emotions. · Plant elves represent growth and reincarnation, and are also recorders of knowledge and history. · Earth and stone spirits represent materiality and stability, and are also the guardians of contracts and oaths. · Therefore, the depth of the "contract" with the elves directly determines the extent of the "rule power" an elf collector can call upon, which is far more imaginative than a simple battle.