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After losing her parents to a powerful tycoon’s scheme, You You returns years later under a new identity to seek revenge. Teaming up with Qi Dong, her former enemy and the tycoon’s discarded son, they unite against a shared past, unaware that a greater threat looms.
For generations the two cities of Mu Xi and Xuanyue have fought each other, always trying to conquer the other. The old city owner of Mu Xi had only one daughter, Ye Zhaonan, whose gender he secretly concealed so she could one day inherit. From an early age, Zhaonan was always disguised as a boy, until one day when Ye Zhaonan fell off the cliff and met Liu Xuanming, the lord of Xuanyue City, and started a wonderful destiny.
Top-tier agent Nan Caiyun and the extremely self-absorbed agent Yan Yingjun pose as a married couple with a fake daughter to infiltrate the world of the elite. As they navigate danger and deception, their pretend family slowly transforms into something real.
Qin Xi is an art director who puts love first, but she is independent and has a high IQ. One night, she took a snack to treat her boyfriend Jiang Han who was working overtime. But she accidentally saw that her boyfriend's childhood friend Shen Jingjing was going to kiss her sleeping boyfriend. Four years of accumulated disappointment made her immediately resign and break up without delay. It just so happened that the phone promoted the game "Playing a trick on ex-boyfriend". The angry Qin Xi did not hesitate to point in, thus opening a fantasy game to unlock the double-faced boyfriend love strategy.
After a car accident leads Jin Daxi to be mistaken for his estranged twin brother Tong Sheng, the two switch lives, triggering clashes, unexpected romance, and tests of family loyalty. With the help of Jin Dahuan and Yan Yan, they work together to expose a dangerous scheme.
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Tthe meeting between 2 straight boys from different social circles, and their story from a fantasy point of view. The story is pieced together with a few short chapters of stories.
