Ch. 41I Had No Obligation to Save Her

Key plot points and events

  • At dinner, the Tao family worries over Tao Niannian but blames Li Zhaoxi for disrupting the family. Yan Wen and Xiao Qi mock their failure to recognize how badly they have treated her and joke about holding a “Family Severance Banquet.”
  • Yan Wen learns that Mu Huai’an has been punished by being made to kneel for hours. He thanks Mu Xu Xi’s mother and agrees to help Li Zhaoxi obtain the DNA report confirming her biological connection to the Tao family.
  • When Xiao Qi retrieves the long-forgotten report, Li Zhaoxi independently asks Yan Wen for help getting it. He keeps the report safe in the system.
  • Li Zhaoxi receives an urgent call from Tao Jingxing: Niannian has fallen down the stairs and needs a transfusion, and Li Zhaoxi shares her blood type. Li refuses, saying she is not obligated to act as Niannian’s blood bank. During the argument, Tao Jingxing admits the family told people Li was adopted, while Niannian was treated as their daughter.
  • Li records the call as evidence. When Jingxing comes to her school to take her to the hospital, she tells the guard she does not know him. The guard turns him away.
  • Jingxing tells Tao Mother that Li refused to come. The family then plans to find matching blood elsewhere. Li enjoys the quiet after the calls stop.

Character developments and interactions

  • Li Zhaoxi is increasingly assertive and strategic: she refuses to be exploited, collects recordings of the family’s admissions, and uses the school’s security procedures to keep Jingxing away.
  • Tao Jingxing and the Tao family continue to prioritize Niannian and condemn Li rather than acknowledge their mistreatment of her. Jingxing’s urgency turns to anger when she refuses.
  • Yan Wen supports Li, arranging for the DNA report to be retrieved without telling her immediately.
  • Xiao Qi helps Yan Wen by storing the report in the system and commenting on the families’ strict standards and hypocrisy.
  • Tao Niannian is the focus of the family’s concern, though she does not appear directly in the events.

Significant themes

  • Family favoritism and hypocrisy: The Tao family calls Li cruel while demanding her blood, despite having concealed her identity and neglected her.
  • Boundaries and autonomy: Li rejects the assumption that biological ties oblige her to sacrifice herself.
  • Truth and evidence: The DNA report and recorded admissions give Li ways to establish her identity and document the family’s deception.

Ch. 42Just What I Had in Mind

Key plot points and events

  • Li Zhaoxi sends Yan Wen three recordings, which he says will be enough for his plan. He asks for crayfish as thanks, and his friends learn he is helping Li.
  • At the Tao Family home, Tao Niannian pretends to be injured and encourages Tao Jingcheng to condemn Li Zhaoxi, while privately smiling. The family plans to make Li apologize publicly at Niannian’s birthday banquet.
  • Yan Wen’s mother, Xie Yunshu, tells him the Tao Family’s banquet is next month. Li explains that the family celebrates their adopted daughter’s birthday but has forgotten their biological daughter’s.
  • Yan Wen suggests that Li hold her Family Severance Banquet on the same day. Li agrees, and Xie Yunshu helps arrange it at a venue next door to the Tao Family celebration.
  • Yan Wen goes running with Tang Yun and Gao Yuyang, surprising them with his stamina and revealing that he has trained in martial arts for eight years. They later spot Mu Huai’an, who has not been causing trouble recently, though Yan Wen suspects that may change.
  • The friends discuss attending the banquet. Gao Yuyang recognizes Li from a past countryside sketching trip and hopes to see her again. He also admits he dislikes being considered as his family’s next heir.

Character developments and interactions

  • Yan Wen turns Li’s request into a plan to publicly counter the Tao Family’s attempt to humiliate her. He draws on his family’s support and keeps his friends involved.
  • Li Zhaoxi is prepared to sever ties with the Tao Family and turns their birthday celebration into an opportunity to assert her independence.
  • Xie Yunshu shows compassion for Li and readily offers practical support.
  • Tao Niannian appears to manipulate her family’s sympathy by feigning illness; Tao Jingcheng and Tao Jingxing defend her and target Li.
  • Gao Yuyang reveals a past connection with Li and his reluctance to inherit his family’s responsibilities. Tang Yun and Gao share easy, teasing camaraderie with Yan Wen.

Significant themes

  • Chosen family and support: Yan Wen and his mother offer Li the care and backing her biological family withholds.
  • Deception and public appearances: Niannian’s staged vulnerability contrasts with the Tao family’s readiness to blame Li.
  • Independence and confrontation: Li’s planned severance banquet signals her resolve to leave an unjust family situation.
  • Freedom versus duty: Gao’s wish to remain carefree conflicts with the expectations attached to becoming an heir.

Ch. 43Birthday banquet

Key events

  • At Tao Niannian’s birthday banquet, the Tao Family expects Li Zhaoxi to attend and conform to their wishes. They criticize her when Tao Jingxing reports that she plans to arrive with classmates.
  • Li Zhaoxi arrives with Xie Yunshu, the Mu Family’s matriarch, and Tang Yun of the powerful Tang Family of Yan Jing. Their presence surprises and unsettles the Taos, especially when they realize Li has influential allies.
  • Tao Father gives an emotional birthday speech for Niannian. Li and her companions remain unmoved; Li reflects that her parents remember their adopted daughter’s birthday but seem to have forgotten hers.
  • Li confirms she will not regret severing ties with the Tao Family at a separate “Family Severance Banquet” planned for later that evening.
  • Niannian taunts Li about being forgotten, then publicly insinuates that Li gained the Mu Family’s favor by sleeping with someone. Yan Wen rebukes her, and Xie Yunshu calls out her ingratitude.
  • Tao Jingcheng misreads the confrontation, shoves Li aside while defending Niannian, and Tang Yun catches Li. When Jingcheng calls Li ungrateful, she angrily challenges the family’s claim that they raised her. The Tao parents and Tao Jingxing rush over as the scene escalates.

Character developments and interactions

  • Li Zhaoxi stays composed in the face of her family’s hostility and shows firm resolve to cut ties. Her allies protect and support her.
  • Tao Niannian presents herself as hurt and innocent while deliberately provoking Li and damaging her reputation in public.
  • Tao Jingcheng reflexively sides with Niannian, revealing his prejudice and willingness to condemn Li without understanding what happened.
  • Xie Yunshu, Tang Yun, Yan Wen, and Gao Yuyang stand by Li. Xie challenges the Tao Family’s treatment of her, Tang prevents her from falling, and Yan counters Niannian’s accusation.
  • The Tao parents and Tao Jingxing continue to pressure Li to obey the family while favoring Niannian.

Significant themes

  • Chosen family and belonging: Li receives care from her companions while feeling unwanted by her biological family.
  • Favoritism and injustice: The Taos celebrate Niannian and dismiss Li, even as they claim to have raised her.
  • Reputation and power: The Tao Family’s confidence falters when Li arrives with influential guests, exposing how much they value status.
  • Agency and severance: Li’s resolve to leave the family marks a decisive rejection of its control and mistreatment.

Ch. 44Family Severance Banquet

Plot points and events

  • At Tao Niannian’s birthday banquet, Yan Wen changes the event’s title to “Family Severance Banquet.” Li Zhaoxi publicly declares that she is cutting ties with the Tao Family.
  • The Tao parents and brothers insult Li Zhaoxi and claim they raised her. She counters with photographs showing that, during her two years in their home, she was confined to a cramped, damp storage room and given leftovers and cheap clothes.
  • Li Zhaoxi then exposes the family’s claim that she was adopted as a lie. Recordings reveal that Li Zhaoxi is their biological daughter and Tao Niannian is the adopted one—yet the family repeatedly favored Niannian and treated Li Zhaoxi cruelly.
  • When Tao Jingcheng and Tao Jingxing try to stop her, Yan Wen blocks them. He easily restrains Jingcheng after Jingcheng swings at him.
  • The family blames Li Zhaoxi’s poorer school performance on her, but she explains that they forced her into Shengyuan’s lowest class to avoid upsetting Niannian. Yan Wen presents both girls’ report cards, which show Li Zhaoxi’s grades were substantially better.

Character developments

  • Li Zhaoxi turns years of mistreatment into a public confrontation. Though visibly hurt, she remains determined to end her relationship with the Tao Family and reveal the truth.
  • Yan Wen acts as her outspoken ally, protecting the stage and producing evidence that supports her claims.
  • Tao Niannian presents herself as a tearful victim, but becomes frightened as the family’s secrets and preferential treatment are exposed.
  • The Tao parents and brothers respond with anger, blame, and attempts to protect their reputation rather than acknowledge their treatment of Li Zhaoxi.

Character interactions

  • Li Zhaoxi challenges Tao Mother’s guilt-inducing accusation and rejects the family’s claim that they cared for her.
  • Tao Father tries to strike Li Zhaoxi, but Gao Yuyang intervenes.
  • Yan Wen stops Tao Jingcheng and Tao Jingxing from interrupting Li Zhaoxi; after restraining Jingcheng, he rebukes the family for their behavior.
  • Tang Yun and Gao Yuyang support Li Zhaoxi and openly criticize or mock the Tao Family as the evidence emerges.

Significant themes

  • Biological ties versus genuine family bonds: The Tao Family’s actions undermine their claims of familial duty.
  • Favoritism and betrayal: Niannian receives the affection and opportunities denied to Li Zhaoxi.
  • Truth and public accountability: Photographs, recordings, and school records expose the family’s false narrative.
  • Self-respect and independence: Li Zhaoxi chooses to sever ties rather than continue seeking acceptance from people who mistreated her.

Ch. 45Two years in the Tao Family

Key plot points

  • Tao Niannian pretends to faint to disrupt Li Zhaoxi’s Family Severance Banquet. Yan Wen blocks the Tao family from leaving, and a doctor confirms Niannian is healthy. Yan Wen exposes the act by shining a light in her eyes, prompting her to react.
  • Li Zhaoxi reminds the crowd that she is the Tao family’s biological daughter and Niannian is adopted. When the Tao family dismisses her suffering, she plays recovered surveillance footage documenting her two years in their home.
  • The videos show Tao Mother’s contempt when Li first returned, Tao Father beating and imprisoning her after Niannian’s staged fall, Tao Jingcheng slapping her over a birthday cake, and Tao Jingxing kicking her from the dinner table before she is locked away.
  • Li reveals that the abuse left her with extensive scars, malnutrition, anemia, and serious stomach problems. She challenges the family to name anything they gave her besides injuries and misery.
  • Tao Mother apologizes, but Li questions whether she truly did not know—or simply chose not to investigate Niannian’s accusations. Tao Jingcheng finally confronts Niannian about whether she lied and staged events.

Character developments

  • Li Zhaoxi moves from privately feeling hurt by her mother’s hatred to publicly asserting her experience and demanding accountability. She is preparing to sever ties with the family.
  • Yan Wen actively protects Li, exposes Niannian’s fake faint, and ensures the Tao family cannot leave before the evidence is shown.
  • Tao Niannian is exposed as deceptive: she feigns unconsciousness and is accused of staging past incidents and falsely blaming Li.
  • Tao Mother and the Tao brothers are confronted with evidence of their cruelty and neglect. The mother expresses remorse; Tao Jingcheng’s sudden use of Li’s affectionate name and questioning of Niannian suggest a belated shift in attitude.

Significant themes

  • Abuse and neglect within a family: Biological ties do not guarantee care or affection.
  • Truth versus manipulation: Recorded evidence counters the family’s and Niannian’s preferred version of events.
  • Accountability and chosen separation: Li’s public testimony makes clear that severing ties is a response to sustained harm, not ingratitude.
  • Favoritism and willful blindness: The Tao family repeatedly trusts Niannian without checking her claims, leaving Li unprotected.

Character interactions

  • Yan Wen’s intervention prevents the Tao family from removing Niannian and gives Li the space to present her evidence.
  • Li addresses the crowd and directly challenges her parents’ claims, while the audience debates whether the family’s treatment of her was justified.
  • Tao Mother’s apology meets Li’s pointed question about her past choices.
  • Tao Jingcheng turns to Niannian for answers, shifting the family’s attention toward the person whose accusations they had long accepted.

Ch. 46I'm severing these ties for good!

Key plot points and events

  • Tao Niannian denies responsibility for the videos, briefly winning Tao Jingcheng’s sympathy. Yan Wen then shows recordings that document her bullying Li Zhaoxi: humiliating her, hitting her, leaving her to walk home, and arranging for classmates to attack her.
  • The footage exposes how Niannian’s victim act helped convince the Tao Family that Zhaoxi was cruel and ungrateful. Niannian calls the videos fake and accuses Zhaoxi and her supporters of framing her, but Yan Wen suggests they be authenticated.
  • Tao Mother apologizes and offers to make amends. Tao Father tries to persuade Zhaoxi to return, partly to protect the family’s reputation and an important business deal. Zhaoxi refuses, declaring that she is permanently severing ties.
  • Tao Jingcheng turns on Niannian, slapping her and blaming her for the family’s treatment of Zhaoxi. Tao Mother also rejects Niannian, while Tao Jingxing anxiously asks Zhaoxi to reconsider.
  • Zhaoxi reminds them that they failed to treat her as family when they nearly tortured her for Niannian’s sake. Yan Wen reveals that the banquet was livestreamed, leaving Tao Father convinced the family’s reputation is ruined.
  • After the guests leave, Zhaoxi thanks her supporters. She plans to focus on her studies, graduate, and pursue a fashion-design career overseas.

Character developments

  • Li Zhaoxi moves from seeking justice to firmly choosing independence. She rejects belated apologies and refuses to let the Tao Family redefine their relationship.
  • Tao Niannian loses control of her victim narrative as the recordings reveal her cruelty. Her attempts to deny the evidence and cling to Tao Jingcheng fail.
  • Tao Jingcheng and Tao Mother shift from defending or favoring Niannian to blaming her, but their sudden remorse comes too late for Zhaoxi.
  • Tao Father’s appeal to family is revealed as self-interested: he fears damage to the Tao Family’s reputation and business.
  • Yan Wen and the others support Zhaoxi by making the evidence public and helping her hold the Tao Family accountable.

Significant themes

  • Truth versus manipulation: The recordings expose how Niannian’s false victimhood distorted the family’s view of Zhaoxi.
  • Accountability and belated remorse: Apologies cannot undo years of harm, especially when they are driven by self-preservation.
  • Chosen independence and boundaries: Zhaoxi asserts her right to end harmful relationships and build a future on her own terms.
  • Reputation and consequences: The livestream ensures that the Tao Family’s conduct is no longer confined to the banquet.

Character interactions

  • Yan Wen counters Niannian’s denials with evidence, while Tang Yun physically prevents her from interrupting the screening.
  • Zhaoxi rejects appeals from Tao Mother, Tao Father, and her brothers, confronting them with how they treated her.
  • Tao Jingcheng breaks with Niannian after seeing the footage; Tao Mother likewise turns against her.
  • Outside the restaurant, Zhaoxi shares a lighter exchange with Gao Yuyang and accepts good wishes from Yan Wen for her future.

Ch. 47How did that not count as meeting the parents?

Key plot points

  • Mu Xu Xi complains that Xie Yunshu and Xiao Wen watched the Tao Family drama without her. Xie says she was busy and leaves for afternoon tea.
  • At Shengyuan Academy, Li Zhaoxi confirms she has cut ties with the Tao Family. She plans to visit her biological parents after two years away, then prepare her graduation materials and résumé. Yan Xiaoqing supports her and offers to go with her.
  • Mu Huai’an watches Yan Wen’s appearance at the Tao Family banquet and fears the Mu Family will favor their returned biological son and discard him. He calls an unnamed contact, offering a large payment to carry out a plan.
  • Tang Yun and Gao Yuyang tease Yan Wen about whether Tang Yun’s stay at the Mu home counts as “meeting the parents.” Tang Yun says it doesn’t because Yan Wen hasn’t visited his family.
  • Xiao Qi tells Yan Wen that Secretary Liu is stealing information from the Mu company’s R&D department and plans to obtain research materials in two days. Yan Wen warns his father, Mu Xingfeng, who confirms Liu has been acting suspiciously and contacts the R&D chief.
  • Mu Xingfeng learns Liu has been secretly contacting competitor Shengshi Group and orders the evidence preserved. He also tells his driver to prepare seven invitations for an auction, one more than usual.
  • Tang Yun video-calls his parents. They ask him to show his youngest uncle around Weicheng when the uncle visits in half a month. Tang Yun agrees in exchange for extra spending money, while wondering why his uncle is coming.

Character developments and interactions

  • Li Zhaoxi shows resolve in leaving the Tao Family and begins planning an independent future; Yan Xiaoqing becomes a supportive friend.
  • Mu Huai’an grows increasingly insecure and jealous of Yan Wen’s place in the family, taking secret action rather than confronting his fears openly.
  • Yan Wen uses his divination to alert Mu Xingfeng and helps the family respond to the corporate threat. His playful banter with Tang Yun and Gao Yuyang shows their growing closeness.
  • Mu Xingfeng takes the warning seriously, verifies the evidence, and acts decisively to protect the company.
  • Tang Yun is comfortable with Yan Wen’s family and affectionate with his own parents, though he jokes and bargains about helping his uncle.

Significant themes

  • Belonging and insecurity: Li Zhaoxi seeks a fresh start after rejecting the Tao Family, while Mu Huai’an fears losing his place in the Mu Family.
  • Loyalty and betrayal: Secretary Liu’s suspected corporate espionage threatens the Mu family business.
  • Friendship and family warmth: Yan Wen’s friendships and Tang Yun’s lively family call offer a contrast to the chapter’s suspicion and rivalry.
  • Humor and subtext: The “meeting the parents” exchange lightly hints at the closeness between Yan Wen and Tang Yun.

Ch. 48You've already met him

Plot points and events

  • After several days focused on school, Yan Wen learns that Secretary Liu has been arrested and a rival company is under investigation. Xiao Qi says someone influential helped, someone with a connection to Yan Wen—but cannot identify them.
  • Tang Yun asks Yan Wen to help show his youngest uncle around Weicheng. Yan Wen agrees, learning that the uncle prefers quiet places.
  • Half a month later, Yan Wen attends an upscale auction with his family. Xiao Qi identifies several items: a supposed Tang hairpin is actually a Ming imitation, a Qing-dynasty gold fan is genuine, and a Yuan-dynasty vase is a cheap reproduction.
  • Yan Wen likes the fan, but Mu Xu Xi outbids him at five million yuan and gives it to him. He promises to care for it, while she offers to buy him anything else he likes.
  • Bored by the auction and disappointed that the vase is fake, Yan Wen wishes Tang Yun had come and wonders what his youngest uncle is like. Xiao Qi reveals that Yan Wen has already met him: the handsome man he admired across the room is Mo Chengzhou, Tang Yun’s twenty-five-year-old uncle. Their eyes meet, and Mo Chengzhou gives a faint smile.

Character developments and interactions

  • Yan Wen is curious and impulsive, eagerly imagining what to buy, but relies on Xiao Qi’s expertise to judge the lots. He is surprised by the scale of the auction and by his family’s generosity.
  • Xiao Qi acts as Yan Wen’s companion and guide, providing intelligence about both the auction items and Mo Chengzhou.
  • Mu Xu Xi shows affection by buying Yan Wen the fan he likes. Mu Xu Ci jokingly objects that she is leaving him nothing to buy; Mu Xu Ye silently grips his paddle.
  • Xie Yunshu affectionately strokes Yan Wen’s head and exchanges a knowing look with the other children.
  • Mo Chengzhou watches Yan Wen from across the auction hall, suggesting mutual interest or curiosity, though they have not yet spoken.
  • The powerful intervention in the company investigation remains mysterious, with Xiao Qi indicating the benefactor is connected to Yan Wen.

Significant themes

  • Family affection and generosity: Yan Wen’s family members show care through small gestures and lavish gifts.
  • Hidden connections and influence: An unknown powerful figure is linked to Yan Wen, while Mo Chengzhou’s connection to Tang Yun is only revealed at the end.
  • Appearance versus authenticity: Xiao Qi distinguishes genuine antiques from imitations, reinforcing the gap between an item’s presentation and its true value.
  • Growing curiosity and anticipation: Yan Wen’s surprise at discovering Mo Chengzhou’s identity sets up their future connection.

Ch. 49It would definitely be quiet there

Plot points and events

  • During the auction break, Yan Wen bumps into Mo Chengzhou in the restroom and is struck by his looks. They exchange only a brief apology.
  • In the second half of the auction, Mo Chengzhou repeatedly outbids others and buys an enormous plot of land for 1.2 billion yuan. Yan Wen realizes the land was the reason for his visit.
  • After the auction, Yan Wen meets Tang Yun and Gao Yuyang. Mo Chengzhou arrives and greets Yan Wen as someone he has met before, though Yan Wen awkwardly pretends their meeting was a coincidence.
  • Tang Yun says his mother asked him to show Mo Chengzhou around Weicheng. When Mo mentions wanting to try the city’s French fish stew, Yan Wen suggests a restaurant he knows.
  • On the drive, Tang Yun enthusiastically lists Yan Wen’s talents, embarrassing him. Mo Chengzhou steps in and tells Tang Yun to curb his chatter.
  • At the restaurant, Yan Wen chooses a tea ceremony and martial-arts performance after learning that Mo enjoys tea.

Character developments and interactions

  • Yan Wen is socially awkward around Mo Chengzhou, alternating between admiration, anxiety about being a good host, and relief when Mo protects him from Tang Yun’s praise. He chats internally with Xiao Qi throughout.
  • Mo Chengzhou remains composed and observant, but shows a growing, playful interest in Yan Wen—smiling at his flustered reactions and intervening when he is embarrassed. He also reveals that he can hear Yan Wen’s thoughts, though he does not understand why.
  • Tang Yun is openly affectionate toward his uncle and close to him, while also proudly oversharing about Yan Wen.
  • Gao Yuyang accompanies the group but has little direct involvement in the events.
  • Xiao Qi advises Yan Wen and reassures him about entertaining Mo Chengzhou.

Significant themes

  • Awkward attraction and romantic tension: Yan Wen is captivated by Mo but tries to hide it; Mo appears amused and attentive.
  • Private thoughts versus outward behavior: Yan Wen’s anxious inner monologue contrasts with his polite attempts to act naturally, while Mo’s ability to hear those thoughts creates an unexplained connection.
  • Hospitality and social pressure: Yan Wen worries about choosing suitable activities and food for an important guest, despite Mo seeming easygoing.
  • Family closeness: Tang Yun’s familiarity with Mo Chengzhou reflects their long-standing bond and Mo’s role in raising him.

Ch. 50Can we exchange contact details?

Plot points and events

  • During dinner, the group watches traditional tea art and a martial-arts performance. Yan Wen and Tang Yun share childhood memories of learning martial arts; Yan Wen reveals he has long wanted to see a sword.
  • Mo Chengzhou says he owns an authenticated Zhou Dynasty longsword and invites Yan Wen to his home to see it. He also asks Yan Wen to call him by his first name. Yan Wen is delighted, though he mistakenly assumes Mo invited him because he is handsome.
  • On the drive back, Xiao Qi warns Yan Wen that Gao Zhen is plotting to eliminate Gao Yuyang and has poisoned their grandfather. The poison is designed to appear as a natural heart attack.
  • Gao Yuyang overhears Xiao Qi’s voice and confirms that his grandfather is unwell and that Gao Zhen is caring for him. Worried, he asks Yan Wen to find a doctor. Yan Wen agrees to seek help through his Mu Family connections.
  • At the hotel, Mo Chengzhou and Yan Wen exchange contact details. After Mo goes upstairs, he pins Yan Wen’s chat to the top of his messaging app.

Character developments and interactions

  • Yan Wen is openly enthusiastic about traditional arts and the sword, but also shy about asking Mo Chengzhou to see it. He agrees to help Gao Yuyang despite not knowing a doctor personally.
  • Mo Chengzhou shows unusual warmth toward Yan Wen: he invites him home, encourages a more familiar form of address, exchanges contacts, and keeps their chat prominent.
  • Gao Yuyang shifts from calm to alarmed after learning his grandfather may be poisoned. He trusts Yan Wen enough to seek his help.
  • Tang Yun reminisces with Yan Wen and teases him about his looks; he also overhears the mysterious voice alongside Gao Yuyang.
  • The characters bond through shared memories and plans, while Yan Wen’s inner conversations with Xiao Qi drive the revelation about the Gao family.

Significant themes

  • Cultural heritage and childhood memory: Traditional performances stir personal memories and admiration.
  • Trust and growing closeness: Mo’s invitation and exchanged contact details suggest a developing connection with Yan Wen.
  • Hidden danger and family ambition: Gao Zhen’s inheritance scheme turns the lighthearted outing into a serious threat.
  • Responsibility and loyalty: Yan Wen accepts the challenge of helping protect Gao Yuyang’s grandfather, even with few resources.

Ch. 51There was no end to the worrying

Key plot points and events

  • Mo Chengzhou tells his father that the Weicheng land auction went smoothly and construction could begin in six months. His father asks him to keep an eye on A Yun, who is being guided around by Mu Yanwen.
  • Yan Wen brings Gao Yuyang and Tang Yun to the Mu family home. He explains his exam plans and asks his father, Mu Xingfeng, to find a doctor for Gao Yuyang’s seriously ill grandfather.
  • Yan Wen privately knows that Gao’s grandfather was poisoned, allegedly by Gao Zhen, and learns through Xiao Qi that Bai Qianqian helped arrange it. Yan Wen and Xiao Qi decide to prioritize a cure while gathering evidence.
  • Mu Xingfeng offers to bring a renowned traditional doctor—an old friend of his—to examine the grandfather the next day. Gao Yuyang is deeply grateful.
  • Xiao Qi reveals that eldest brother Mu Xu Ye is at a hotel with Qi Shu Yu, who got drunk and needed help getting home. Xu Ye stayed to look after him; the family is relieved this may signal a romantic connection.
  • Xiao Qi then hints that second brother Mu Xu Ci may face romantic trouble, catching the attention of both Xu Ci and third sister Mu Xu Xi.

Character developments

  • Yan Wen shows care for his friends by asking his parents for help, while discreetly planning to expose the poisoning.
  • Gao Yuyang is anxious about his grandfather but accepts the Mu family’s support with heartfelt thanks.
  • Mu Xingfeng and Xie Yunshu welcome Yan Wen’s friends warmly and respond supportively to his plans and requests.
  • Xie Yunshu relaxes at the possibility that Xu Ye may not remain single, though she immediately worries about Xu Ci’s love life.
  • Xu Ci appears self-conscious about his naturally sharp-tongued manner.

Significant themes

  • Family concern and support: The Mu family looks after Yan Wen and his friends, while the parents worry about their children’s futures.
  • Friendship and loyalty: Yan Wen and Tang Yun support Gao Yuyang during his family crisis.
  • Hidden danger and justice: The apparent illness conceals poisoning, creating a parallel goal of saving the victim and uncovering the culprit.
  • Romance and parental anxiety: Small signs of affection stir hope—and fresh worry—among the family.

Character interactions

  • Mo Chengzhou speaks with his father about business and A Yun’s friendships.
  • Xie Yunshu reassures Gao Yuyang and Tang Yun that they are welcome in the Mu home.
  • Yan Wen asks Mu Xingfeng to help find a doctor; Mu Xingfeng promises to personally bring one.
  • Tang Yun comforts Gao Yuyang, while Xiao Qi privately updates Yan Wen on the poisoning and the brothers’ romantic situations.
  • Xu Ci and Xu Xi both react to the hint about Xu Ci’s love life, though neither openly addresses it.

Ch. 52Isn't it normal for me to pick you up?

Key plot points and events

  • After getting drunk, Qi Shu Yu is taken to a hotel by Mu Xu Ye, who gives him hangover medicine and stays beside him. While half-conscious, Qi murmurs Mu’s name. Mu recalls their gentle kiss atop the Ferris wheel and teasingly assumes Qi’s murmuring reflects his affection.
  • Qi wakes the next morning with no memory of the night before. He admires Mu as he sleeps and privately thinks he wants Mu all to himself. When Qi asks why Mu picked him up, Mu says Qi called him and that looking after him is natural now that they are dating. They share breakfast plans before Qi goes to wash up.
  • Mu Xingfeng returns to the Mu home with Dr. Qiu, a seventy-year-old physician, ahead of a planned visit to examine Gao Yuyang’s grandfather. At dinner, Dr. Qiu casually identifies minor concerns in several family members: Mu Xu Xi’s acne and recent tears, and Tang Yun’s restlessness and tendency toward excess internal heat. He reassures the anxious Gao Yuyang that his grandfather is likely to recover.
  • Yan Wen messages Mo Chengzhou to explain that he’ll be accompanying a friend to visit the friend’s grandfather and won’t be able to show Mo around. They discuss a possible sightseeing trip when their schedules align; Mo’s assistant notices him smiling at his phone.
  • At the Gao home, Old Mr. Gao’s persistent cough has worried his son, Gao Jianjun. The old man downplays it as a minor cold, but agrees to see Dr. Qiu for Yuyang’s sake. He reveals that he originally chose Gao Zhen as successor because Yuyang lacked interest, but changed his decision after “something” happened involving Zhen.

Character developments and interactions

  • Qi Shu Yu and Mu Xu Ye: Their relationship is openly romantic, though Qi’s drunken night is hazy to him. Qi’s possessive feelings deepen, while Mu is attentive and lightly teasing.
  • Dr. Qiu: His sharp observations and calm manner earn the family’s surprise and reassure Yuyang.
  • Gao Yuyang and Old Mr. Gao: Yuyang’s concern for his grandfather is emphasized, and the grandfather’s affection for him—and confidence in his succession—is made clear.
  • Yan Wen and Mo Chengzhou: Their warm, considerate exchange suggests growing closeness; Mo is pleased to hear from Yan.
  • Gao Jianjun and Old Mr. Gao: Jianjun tries to ease his father’s worries and encourage the examination, while the succession dispute remains an undercurrent.

Significant themes

  • Care expressed through ordinary gestures: Picking someone up, arranging medical help, and visiting an ill relative all serve as signs of affection.
  • Romance and unspoken feelings: Qi’s private longing and Mo’s visible happiness hint at emotional depth beyond casual companionship.
  • Family duty and succession: The Gao family’s concerns about illness are intertwined with the strained consequences of changing the heir.
  • Appearances versus hidden feelings: Several characters conceal or minimize their emotions—Qi forgets the previous night, Old Mr. Gao dismisses his illness, and the family’s tensions surface indirectly.

Ch. 53You'll Have Three Days of Bad Luck

Key plot points and events

  • Gao Yuyang returns to the Gao family residence with Yan Wen, Tang Yun, and Old Physician Qiu to visit his ailing grandfather, Old Master Gao.
  • Qiu examines the old man and determines that his worsening weakness and muscle pain are caused by poison, not a lingering chill.
  • Yan Wen learns that Gao Zhen, who has been bringing Gao the medicine, left a half-full bowl behind. Xiao Qi locates it under Gao Zhen’s bed, though preserving it costs system points and gives Yan Wen three days of bad luck.
  • Yan Wen and Gao Yuyang retrieve the bowl. Qiu tests it and confirms it contains a slow-acting poison that will eventually cause breathing problems and coughing blood.
  • Gao Jianjun wants to confront Gao Zhen, but Yan Wen advises against it until they have proof. He proposes secretly recording Gao Zhen adding poison to the medicine.
  • Old Master Gao declares that, if Gao Zhen is proven guilty, he will be expelled from the family and turned over to the police.

Character developments and interactions

  • Yan Wen demonstrates medical insight, quick planning, and sharp hearing. He keeps the family from acting rashly and takes a risk—spending scarce points—to secure evidence.
  • Gao Yuyang is deeply worried about his grandfather and increasingly trusts Yan Wen; he independently suspects Gao Zhen and helps search his room.
  • Tang Yun quietly supports Yuyang and becomes fiercely protective of Yan Wen, deciding to stand by him as a lifelong friend.
  • Old Physician Qiu confirms the poisoning through pulse diagnosis and testing the medicine.
  • Gao Jianjun moves from shock and anger toward caution after Yan Wen points out the need for evidence. Old Master Gao remains warm toward Yuyang and resolves to punish Gao Zhen if the accusation is confirmed.

Significant themes

  • Family loyalty and betrayal: Gao Zhen’s apparent attempt to poison his grandfather threatens the trust within the Gao family.
  • Justice and evidence: Yan Wen insists on proving guilt before confronting or punishing anyone.
  • Trust and friendship: Yuyang and Tang Yun show growing faith and loyalty toward Yan Wen.
  • Sacrifice and risk: Yan Wen accepts temporary bad luck and spends scarce system points to preserve crucial evidence.

Ch. 54Bad luck even in games?

Key plot points and events

  • Yan Wen, Tang Yun, and Gao Yuyang return to the Mu Family after visiting the Gao Family. Old Master Gao tells Gao Jianjun to keep the previous day’s events secret and watch Xiao Zhen closely, hoping he will not disappoint him.
  • At home, Yan Wen showers while asking his system whether the Gao Family will find evidence. The system says it is likely, since the fates of Old Master Gao and Gao Yuyang’s family have already changed.
  • Yan Wen slips in the bathroom and hurts his arm, though he insists he is fine and plans to use medicine later.
  • The three boys play a team game. Yan Wen’s bad luck continues: an incoming call interrupts him at a crucial moment, and his character is eliminated. Tang Yun and Gao Yuyang avenge him and win the match.
  • Mo Chengzhou messages Yan Wen with an invitation to a musical in three days. Yan Wen accepts, noting that his bad-luck streak should be over by then. Tang Yun is surprised and playfully jealous that his uncle invited Yan Wen.
  • On the way downstairs for dinner, Yan Wen nearly falls, but catches himself and avoids injury.

Character developments and interactions

  • Yan Wen remains good-humored despite his repeated misfortune, though it makes him cautious—even about holding his phone. He shows quick reflexes on the stairs and is curious about experiencing a musical.
  • Tang Yun and Gao Yuyang are attentive to Yan Wen, rushing to check on him after hearing him fall and later protecting him in the game. Tang Yun’s teasing and mock jealousy add a lighthearted note.
  • Old Master Gao and Gao Jianjun are concerned about keeping sensitive events private and monitoring Xiao Zhen.
  • Mo Chengzhou takes the initiative to invite Yan Wen out, suggesting growing familiarity between them.

Significant themes

  • Bad luck and resilience: Yan Wen’s misfortune follows him into everyday activities and even a video game, but he keeps adapting and avoids serious harm.
  • Friendship and loyalty: Tang Yun and Gao Yuyang look after Yan Wen and avenge him in the match.
  • Changing fate: The system’s observation that key family members’ fates have shifted hints that the investigation may succeed and that Yan Wen’s actions are making a difference.

Ch. 55Musical theater

Key plot points and events

  • Yan Wen’s three days of unusually bad luck end, though his near-misses had kept the Mu family and his friends anxious.
  • He tells the family he is going out with Tang Yun’s youngest uncle, Mo Chengzhou, to see a musical. Mo is already waiting to pick him up, and the family senses something unusual about the arrangement.
  • On the drive, Yan Wen learns that this is the first time Mo has personally invited someone to a musical.
  • Mo guides Yan Wen to their seats at the theater. Yan Wen enjoys the performance more than he expected, especially after Mo explains its story.
  • Afterward, they agree to have dinner together. Their conversation turns to their interests, Yan Wen’s upcoming exams, and Mo’s invitation for him to visit Yan Jing afterward.

Character developments

  • Yan Wen relaxes now that his bad luck has passed. He is curious and open-minded, discovering that live musical theater appeals to him. He is also openly captivated by Mo’s appearance and hands, though he keeps those thoughts private.
  • Mo Chengzhou shows a warmer, more attentive side: he personally invites Yan Wen out, makes sure he is comfortable, explains the story, and asks about his interests and plans. His growing fondness is suggested by his reaction to Yan Wen’s private thoughts and his invitation to dinner and Yan Jing.
  • The Mu family and friends remain protective of Yan Wen. Their concern shifts into curiosity when he leaves with Mo, while Xie Yunshu makes plans to keep Tang Yun and Gao Yuyang entertained.

Significant themes

  • Romantic interest and intimacy: A simple outing becomes meaningful through Mo’s unusual initiative, their attentive conversation, and Yan Wen’s attraction.
  • New experiences: Yan Wen’s willingness to try a live performance lets him discover an interest he had not found through television.
  • Care and protection: The family’s anxiety during Yan Wen’s bad-luck streak and Mo’s considerate gestures show different forms of concern for him.

Character interactions

  • Yan Wen and Mo share a gentle, increasingly personal outing, moving from polite conversation to talk of hobbies, exams, and future travel.
  • Yan Wen’s inner admiration for Mo contrasts with his outwardly casual manner; Mo appears to hear those thoughts and responds with subtle amusement.
  • The Mu family and Tang Yun exchange explanations about how Yan Wen and Mo met, while Xie Yunshu and Mu Xu Xi offer Tang Yun and Gao Yuyang alternative plans for the day.

Ch. 56Do you like him?

Plot points and events

  • Yan Wen and Mo Chengzhou visit a bridge at night to admire the river and city lights. Yan Wen wonders whether Mo likes the view, while Xiao Qi reveals that Mo is secretly looking at Yan Wen.
  • They drive to a late-night French restaurant. While Yan Wen is away, Mo takes a call from his grandfather, Mo Qingguo, who learns that Mo is dining with a new friend from the Mu Family.
  • Yan Wen briefly speaks with Mo Qingguo, who warmly invites him to visit the family’s private island. Afterward, Mo’s grandfather asks whether he likes Yan Wen.
  • Mo admits Yan Wen makes him feel different but says he needs to be sure of his feelings before pursuing him.
  • In a separate scene, Mu Huai’an secretly arranges for someone to kill a person, promising the remaining payment once he sees the body. He says he has spent fourteen years trying to secure his place in the Mu Family.

Character developments

  • Mo Chengzhou shows growing affection for Yan Wen, though he is cautious and reluctant to label it love or act on it prematurely.
  • Yan Wen remains cheerful and teasing, but is flustered by Mo’s attention and nervous about speaking with Mo’s grandfather.
  • Mo Qingguo is affectionate and perceptive, recognizing Mo’s feelings and encouraging him to pursue Yan Wen.
  • Mu Huai’an is revealed as calculating and ruthless, willing to arrange a killing to protect or advance his position in the Mu Family.

Significant themes

  • Emerging romance and emotional uncertainty: Mo’s attraction is clear to others, but he insists on confirming his feelings before acting.
  • Family and belonging: Mo’s close bond with his grandfather contrasts with Huai’an’s anxious effort to earn a secure place in his family.
  • Ambition and moral compromise: Huai’an’s long-term scheming escalates into planned violence.

Character interactions

  • Xiao Qi playfully points out that Mo is watching Yan Wen, prompting Mo to disguise his attention with a comment about the scenery.
  • Mo and Yan Wen share a courteous, mildly awkward outing, with Mo taking care to feed his guest.
  • Mo Qingguo quickly warms to Yan Wen, teases Mo about falling in love, and offers Yan Wen hospitality.
  • Mo rejects his grandfather’s suggestion to pursue Yan Wen immediately, choosing caution; meanwhile, Huai’an speaks privately with an unnamed accomplice about the planned killing.

Ch. 57You Said It Yourself

  • Yan Wen returns home: Mo Chengzhou brings Yan Wen back to the Mu residence at dawn after looking after him through the night. Yan Wen thanks him, and Mo tells him to rest. Inside, Yan Wen finds his parents and sister waiting anxiously; his two older brothers are away overnight. He says he had a good time with Mo.
  • Mu Huai’an asks forgiveness: Mu Huai’an apologizes for his role in the Confession Wall incident, then kneels and begs Yan Wen to forgive him. Yan Wen is startled and skeptical, especially when Mu Huai’an swears that if he hurts Yan Wen again, he deserves to be cast out of the family and left destitute. Yan Wen accepts the apology only conditionally: Mu Huai’an must behave, and Yan Wen warns that he will face the consequences if he repeats his behavior. Yan Wen then leaves rather than prolonging the exchange.
  • Mo investigates Mu Huai’an: At the hotel, Mo Chengzhou learns from his assistant that Mu Huai’an was behind both the theft at Yan Wen’s homecoming banquet and the rumors spread about Yan Wen at Shengyuan. Mo is angered by Mu Huai’an’s conduct. The assistant also reports that nothing can be found about Yan Wen’s adoptive parents; Mo suspects their identities are deliberately protected because they raised Yan Wen well. Before sending the assistant to rest, Mo awkwardly asks how to tell if he likes someone and what gifts might help him court that person, revealing his growing interest in Yan Wen.
  • The Mu parents discuss the family: Xie Yunshu and Mu Xingfeng wonder whether Mu Huai’an’s remorse is genuine. Mu Xingfeng believes Yan Wen has held back from retaliating not out of fear of upsetting his parents, but because he simply hasn’t considered it necessary. They agree to watch Mu Huai’an and trust Yan Wen to defend himself if needed. Xie Yunshu then recalls a troubling inconsistency: when Mu Huai’an was fourteen, a couple first claimed him as their missing biological son, but soon reversed their story and said their child was dead. The couple and Mu Huai’an’s origins have remained impossible to trace; the orphanage director had said he was left at its entrance.
    Character developments and interactions: Yan Wen remains guarded toward Mu Huai’an, accepting his promise without fully trusting him. Mu Huai’an makes an emphatic show of repentance, while the parents remain cautiously uncertain. Mo’s protective concern for Yan Wen is paired with tentative romantic feelings. The chapter also introduces fresh mystery around Mu Huai’an’s origins.
    Themes: Trust must be earned through consistent actions, not dramatic apologies or oaths; family loyalty and protection; and hidden identities and unanswered questions.

Ch. 58Picking up my boyfriend to take him home

Plot points

  • Yan Wen returns to school after taking half a month off to help Li Zhaoxi with her Family Severance Banquet. A classmate doubts he can keep up, but Yan Wen answers confidently and performs well in class, showing he studied while away.
  • On the sports field, Yan Wen, Tang Yun, and Gao Yuyang run into Li Zhaoxi and Yan Xiaoqing. Li thanks them for helping her and offers to treat them once her scholarship arrives.
  • Li recalls details about Gao Yuyang’s food preferences and a past trip, prompting Tang Yun to tease him about liking her. Gao denies it and challenges Tang Yun to a fight, but Yan Wen puts off teaching them martial arts until after exams, as he is aiming for the year’s top three.
  • At Wansheng Group, Qi Shu Yu finishes a late shift and finds Mu Xu Ye waiting outside to drive him home. Mu calls himself Qi’s boyfriend in front of Qi’s colleagues, who tease them and wish them well.
  • At Qi’s apartment, Mu follows him inside. Qi offers Mu the master bedroom and says he will sleep in the guest room, but Mu insists that they share a bed. Flustered and unable to refuse him, Qi agrees.

Character developments and interactions

  • Yan Wen remains academically capable and self-assured despite his absence. He trades barbs with a rival, helps Gao and Tang with studying, and keeps his focus on the upcoming exam.
  • Li Zhaoxi appears more confident and relaxed after leaving the Tao family. Her sincere gratitude and attentiveness toward Gao suggest a growing closeness between them.
  • Gao Yuyang becomes visibly shy when Li remembers personal details about him. Tang’s teasing hints that Gao may have romantic feelings for her, though he denies it.
  • Tang Yun is playful and provocative, teasing Gao and joking about his own exam prospects.
  • Qi Shu Yu is pleased by Mu’s unexpected visit and openly admits he wishes Mu could pick him up every day, but remains bashful about their relationship and sharing a bed.
  • Mu Xu Ye shows affection through practical care, coming to collect Qi after a late shift. He is also assertive about their intimacy, pressing Qi to sleep beside him.

Significant themes

  • Resilience and self-reliance: Yan Wen keeps up with schoolwork while away, and Li Zhaoxi gains confidence after breaking from her former family.
  • Gratitude and growing bonds: Li’s thanks and remembered details strengthen her connection with Gao and the group.
  • Romance and vulnerability: Gao’s embarrassment around Li and Qi’s shy response to Mu’s affection show characters navigating emerging or deepening feelings.
  • Support expressed through action: Mu’s late-night pickup demonstrates care, while his insistence on sharing a bed also reveals a more forceful side to his affection.

Ch. 59I never resented you

Key plot points and events

  • During final exams at Shengyuan Academy, Yan Wen, Tang Yun, and Gao Yuyang take their tests in separate rooms. Tang Yun is relieved when two questions Yan Wen previously explained appear on his paper. Xiao Qi stays dormant so Yan Wen can concentrate, then promises to show him some “drama” after his afternoon exam.
  • Gao Yuyang confirms that Gao Zhen was responsible for the trouble involving Grandpa Gao. The grandfather has given evidence to the police, plans to expel Gao Zhen from the family, and intends to announce the decision publicly. Gao Zhen’s parents are distraught and neglecting the company; Grandpa Gao also wants Yan Wen to visit during vacation to thank him.
  • At the Mu family villa, Xie Yunshu invites Su Huilan and Yan Lin on a vacation with the children. Huilan reassures Yunshu that Yan Wen is happy with his adoptive parents and can see their sincere efforts to make amends.
  • Yan Lin reveals he must leave the next day for an uncertain period on a mission. He worries that his long absences and their inability to have a biological child have burdened Huilan. She says she has never resented or regretted marrying him, and points out that they have Yan Wen. Yan Lin hopes to take the family to visit his parents after the mission.
  • After his afternoon exam, Yan Wen follows Xiao Qi and his friends to the library, where a dispute over noisy page-turning becomes a fight. Xiao Qi explains that the argument is only a pretext: the aggressor had been seeking revenge on Zhang He for a previous offense. Yan Wen recognizes Zhang He, who has been hurt again, and his friends share his impression that Zhang often gets into trouble.

Character developments and interactions

  • Yan Wen is supportive of his friends and checks on Gao Yuyang’s family situation; Tang Yun openly appreciates Yan Wen’s help with studying.
  • Gao Yuyang accepts that Gao Zhen must face consequences, while remaining concerned about the effect on his uncle and aunt and their company.
  • Xie Yunshu and Su Huilan discuss rebuilding trust with Yan Wen. Huilan encourages Yunshu to be patient and reassures her that Yan Wen feels loved.
  • Yan Lin’s concern about his absences brings out Huilan’s steadfast support and acceptance of their life together.
  • Xiao Qi acts as Yan Wen’s companion and guide, first encouraging him to rest and eat, then leading him to the library incident.

Significant themes

  • Trust and reconciliation: Yan Wen’s adoptive family is working to repair their relationship, with sincerity and patience presented as more important than grand gestures.
  • Loyalty and acceptance: Huilan’s lack of resentment toward Yan Lin underscores her commitment despite sacrifice and uncertainty.
  • Consequences of wrongdoing: Gao Zhen’s betrayal leads to expulsion and likely imprisonment, while the family faces wider repercussions.
  • Appearances versus motives: The library fight seems to be about etiquette, but the real cause is old resentment.

Ch. 60Home for the holidays

Key plot points and events

  • On the final day of exams, Yan Wen takes his swordsmanship test first. His skilled, graceful performance impresses the examiners and amazes Tang Yun and Gao Yuyang.
  • After exams, Yan Wen, Tang Yun, and Gao Yuyang leave school together. Yan Wen’s father, Mu Xingfeng, has sent a minivan and two bodyguards to collect them, embarrassing Yan Wen but amusingly underscoring his family’s wealth and care.
  • Mu Xingfeng tells Yan Wen that their family and Yan Wen’s other family will take a trip together in three days. Yan Wen is enthusiastic and agrees to choose a destination.
  • Tang Yun will go home the next day and laments their two-month separation; Gao Yuyang invites Yan Wen to visit his grandfather during the summer.
  • Gao Yuyang reports that Gao Zhen has been expelled from the Gao family after his actions against Yan Wen’s second brother, Mu Xu Ci. The family publicly announced the break, while Gao Zhen’s parents appear to be dealing with the fallout.
  • Yan Wen learns that Mu Xu Ci is hosting a company dinner the next evening. Xiao Qi’s hint of possible gossip makes Yan Wen eager to attend; Mu Xingfeng confirms the invitation.
  • The chapter ends with Mu Xingfeng teasing Yan Wen about Mu Xu Ci’s sharp tongue and recounting how he once bluntly rejected a girl’s love letter.

Character development

  • Yan Wen shows discipline and confidence through his swordsmanship, but remains modest and easily embarrassed by the conspicuous pickup. He is also openly affectionate toward his family and excited about traveling and spending time with friends.
  • Tang Yun is expressive and playful, enthusiastically cheering Yan Wen on and jokingly dramatizing their upcoming separation.
  • Gao Yuyang is supportive and warm, inviting Yan Wen to visit his grandfather. He also relays developments in the Gao family.
  • Mu Xingfeng is affectionate and attentive, arranging an elaborate pickup and a family trip, while sharing teasing stories about his son.
  • Mu Xu Ci is not present, but is characterized as handsome, hardworking, and famously sharp-tongued.
  • Xiao Qi continues to act as Yan Wen’s source of private information and nudges him toward an event with promising gossip.

Significant themes

  • Family care and belonging: The pickup, planned trip, and invitations reflect the support surrounding Yan Wen.
  • Friendship and impending separation: Tang Yun and Yan Wen’s teasing highlights their closeness as they face a long holiday apart.
  • Consequences and accountability: Gao Zhen’s expulsion shows that his attempt to frame Mu Xu Ci has serious repercussions.
  • Humor and contrast: Yan Wen’s embarrassment, Tang Yun’s theatrics, and Mu Xu Ci’s notorious bluntness keep the chapter light amid family conflict.

Character interactions

  • Yan Wen and Tang Yun share easy banter: Tang Yun praises Yan Wen’s performance and laments the break, while Yan Wen playfully pushes back.
  • Gao Yuyang encourages Yan Wen’s connection with his family by inviting him to visit his grandfather.
  • Yan Wen and Mu Xingfeng talk openly about holiday plans, friends, and Mu Xu Ci, revealing their affectionate father-son dynamic.
  • Yan Wen privately consults Xiao Qi about Mu Huai’an and the company dinner, then eagerly accepts the chance to attend.
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