Lin An had terminal brain cancer and less than three months to live.
Then more terrible news arrived: the Lin family's biological younger son, who had been missing for years, had been found, and Lin An was heartlessly cast aside by his older sisters.
Lin An realized he had been nothing more than a stand-in for the Lin family's young master.
Back with his true family, his mother, older sisters, and younger sister gave him a warmth and care he'd never experienced before.
So this was what real family love felt like!
He saw how poor their lives were, how much they had missed him, and how much they had suffered searching for him.
Reborn in a parallel world, Lin An resolved to make it up to his real family during the few days he had left.
Meanwhile, the older sisters who had found their biological younger brother should have been enjoying the happiness of family life.
Instead, they discovered that their real brother was inferior to their fake one in every way.
More importantly, without Lin An, the sisters felt as if their lives had lost their foundation. They ran into trouble at every turn in their personal lives, careers, and studies.
Then they discovered the truth.
Feiyu, the mysterious composer who had stunned the Huayue Orchestra, was Lin An. The military-industrial technology big shot whose identity was classified at the highest level by the military was also Lin An. The internationally renowned miracle doctor was him too...
When they finally learned everything Lin An had done for the Lin family and for them, they fell apart.
Consumed by guilt, regret, and remorse, they wept as they begged Lin An to forgive them.
This is the only regret novel I've ever read that I couldn't understand. The story starts with the male protagonist being kicked out of his home, then going to his biological parents' house, where he suffers various forms of retaliation from the Lin family.
Two hundred chapters haven't even highlighted the Lin family's regret; it's just about face-slapping and such. Frankly, even without their previous relationship, these plot points could have been written. It hasn't captured the essence of a family regret story. Of course, the author might have intended to write it this way.
It's really well-written; the author's writing style is incredibly skillful! Especially the portrayal of those older sisters—it made me so angry, so I'm really looking forward to the face-slapping scenes. The male lead also has a lot of skills, making for a very satisfying read! Compared to pure, mindless enjoyment, I much prefer this kind of story that makes others regret their actions.
It was so satisfying to watch the male lead turn the tables and take revenge on the scumbags; the romance scenes were sweet but not cloying.
Awesome! The male lead's comeback is amazing, and he's surrounded by admirers.
Haha, this book is amazing! It's so slap-in-the-face!