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Synopsis

Xiangyang is a resilient youth grappling with deep family trauma and a fractured home life following his mother's tragic condition. During high school, he forms a connection with Yuan Ze, a playwright whose own nature is unexpectedly complex. Their relationship evolves as long-buried family secrets surface, leading to a shocking discovery about Xiangyang's true biological identity. This novel reads like a classic ABO melodrama, blending the 'hidden identity' trope with high-stakes emotional angst. It is perfect for readers who enjoy stories about overcoming inferiority and finding love despite domestic turmoil, while those who dislike convoluted gender dynamics or heavy soap-opera elements should skip it. The pacing is steady, transitioning smoothly from a campus setting to urban adulthood, with the standout quality being its focus on the psychological impact of familial betrayal.