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Feature Details
Name Lu Muchi (陆牧驰)
Alias(es) A-Chi; Young Master Lu; Young President Lu 5 196 247
Gender Male
Age Early twenties when introduced to Yan Heqing 5
Affiliation Lu family; operates his own company 8 125 174
Occupation/Role Businessman; one of the original novel’s romantic protagonists and a principal target of Yan Heqing’s revenge 1 172 174
Status Alive but described as crippled; hospitalized and repeatedly attempting suicide in his latest documented main-story appearance 268 269
First Appearance Chapter 1 1

Background / History

Childhood and family

Lu Muchi is the son of Lu Han and Xu Qiaoyin and the eldest grandson of Lu Changcheng. His grandfather favored him but looked down on Xu Qiaoyin’s impoverished background, preventing her from raising him. Lu Han later had an affair, and Xu Qiaoyin signed a divorce agreement and left 15 117.

One of Lu Muchi’s lasting childhood memories is of Xu Qiaoyin making him a snowman with hands reddened by the cold. Lu Changcheng ordered a servant to melt it, declaring that the Lu family’s eldest grandson had no need for “cheap gifts.” As an adult, Lu Muchi resents both his grandfather’s control and what he perceives as his mother’s abandonment 15 16 156.

Lu Changcheng continued to dictate his food, clothing, housing, transportation, and security arrangements after he grew up. Lu Muchi hoped that a profitable business partnership with Cheng Jian would provide a first step toward independence 174.

Role in the original novel

In the original storyline known to Yan Heqing, Lu Muchi pursues people resembling Lin Fengzhi because he cannot obtain Lin Fengzhi’s love. He buys Yan Heqing from his adoptive parents, subjects him to physical and psychological abuse, and confines him for a year to prevent the twins from acknowledging each other as brothers. The opening account describes Yan Heqing developing Stockholm syndrome under this abuse 1 22.

Lu Muchi also agrees to let his business partner Cheng Jian sexually assault Yan Heqing. Yan Heqing resists with a concealed fruit knife, temporarily disrupting their project, but the two businessmen later resume cooperating and make more than ten billion together 172.

He ultimately arranges to take Yan Heqing’s corneas for Lin Fengzhi, claiming that their biological relationship makes Yan Heqing the better donor. Yan Heqing later dies at twenty-one while saving Lu Muchi from a car. Lu Muchi and Lin Fengzhi receive a lavish wedding ending, with Cheng Jian serving as a groomsman 1 2 172 304.

Appearance

  • Face and eyes: Handsome, with dark eyes described as deep pools 6 14 186.
  • Build: Long-legged and physically strong enough to drag Yan Heqing downstairs with little effort 6.
  • Early clothing: Wears a trench coat and carries cigarettes and a lighter 6.
  • After the club fight: Appears with facial gauze, one hand and one foot in casts, and a wheelchair 186.

Personality

Lu Muchi is possessive, volatile, and accustomed to treating money and status as authority over other people. He repeatedly calls Yan Heqing his property, threatens to imprison or cripple him, and uses the possibility of expulsion to pressure him. He also humiliates people who cannot safely challenge him, including an elderly doctor and Yan Heqing’s adoptive mother 1 5 14 21 50 83.

His growing attachment to Yan Heqing does not immediately change those assumptions. He interprets rejection as jealousy, assumes Yan Heqing helped Xu Qiaoyin escape for his benefit, and hopes marriage will prevent Yan Heqing from leaving. Even after attempting a gentler approach, he instinctively grabs Yan Heqing’s throat when confronted with another lover 127 173 174 221 240.

Lu Lin is the clearest exception to his usual arrogance. Lu Muchi both fears and admires his uncle, models his choice of martial art on him, and treats him as a rival he longs to surpass. The mere mention of Lu Lin can make him abandon his defiance and behave obediently 8 61 143 175.

Abilities & Skills

Kickboxing

Lu Muchi trained in self-defense from childhood, choosing kickboxing because Lu Lin practiced it 175.

  • Considers himself unmatched in strength among his peers 175.
  • Attempts punches, rolling escapes, and a leg trap during his match with Lu Lin 175.
  • Is decisively outclassed by Lu Lin, who restrains and beats him unconscious 175 176.

Business experience

Lu Muchi runs a company and pursues investment projects, including a partnership with Cheng Jian 125 174 196.

  • In the original novel, Qi Xuehong substantially supports his company’s growth 125.
  • His original-story cooperation with Cheng Jian eventually earns more than ten billion 172.
  • In the changed storyline, Lu Lin’s investment decisions undermine the opportunity Lu Muchi expects from that partnership 196 235.

Surveillance and connections

Lu Muchi uses employees, private investigators, and family connections to locate and monitor Yan Heqing 62 79 186.

  • Obtains hotel surveillance access and a master key card while searching for him 62.
  • Hires a man to follow Yan Heqing and report every detail of his movements 79.
  • Uses Zhao Weifang’s contacts to obtain Yan Heqing’s class and examination schedules 186 237.

Equipment / Items

  • Mercedes: Frequently waits near Yan Heqing’s residence in it. During his drunken confrontation with Lu Lin, he crashes his car into a used-clothing donation bin before rushing upstairs 63 248.
  • Bodyguard detail: Initially protected by two bodyguards; Lu Changcheng later increases the number to four, including Zhao Qiang 255.
  • Xu Qiaoyin’s wedding ring: A platinum ring with intersecting bands bearing thirteen and fourteen diamonds. Lu Muchi secretly recovered it after Lu Han threw it away and later planned to propose to Yan Heqing with it 235.
  • Ragdoll kitten: Buys the most expensive cat at Lin Fengzhi’s favored pet shop as a reconciliation gift for Yan Heqing. After being rejected, he abandons it by the roadside; Yan Heqing subsequently arranges its adoption 123.

Relationships

  • Yan Heqing — Initially targets him as Lin Fengzhi’s substitute, then becomes fixated on possessing and marrying him. Yan Heqing rejects his advances and ultimately becomes his uncle’s partner 50 221 248.
  • Lin Fengzhi — His original love interest and Yan Heqing’s younger twin. Lu Muchi knows about their biological relationship before acknowledging it to Yan Heqing. His feelings later fade; in a drunken encounter, he kisses Lin Fengzhi while calling him “Qingqing” 6 7 118 175 257.
  • Lu Lin — His uncle, seven years his senior, and the person he most fears and admires. Lu Lin becomes Yan Heqing’s partner and forces Lu Muchi to address Yan Heqing as an elder 8 248.
  • Xu Qiaoyin — His mother. Their reunion exposes his abuse of Yan Heqing; he later confines her in a mountain villa and is devastated when she escapes 83 84 144 155.
  • Lu Han — His father. Attempts to manage his behavior, arranges a meeting with Qi Xuehong, and rushes to his aid after Lu Lin’s beating 101 117 176.
  • Lu Changcheng — His grandfather and controlling patron. Lavishes affection on him while restricting his freedom and opposing his relationships with men 117 132 221.
  • Qi Xuehong — The Qi Consortium’s eldest daughter and his arranged engagement partner. Lu Muchi refuses the marriage in the changed storyline 125 132.
  • Cheng Jian — Business partner who targets Yan Heqing. Their original-story alliance survives the attempted assault, whereas the changed storyline brings conflict and a criminal case against Cheng Jian 172 197 235.
  • Zhao Weifang — Introduces him to Yan Heqing and subsequently supplies information about Yan Heqing’s schedule 186 237 239.
  • Xia Yang — Former lover whose lips resemble Lin Fengzhi’s. Before meeting Yan Heqing, Lu Muchi considered him the closest resemblance to Lin Fengzhi among his substitutes 238.

Story Role / Major Arcs

Pursuing Yan Heqing

Chapters Events
5 6 7 Uses money, force, and bodyguards to demand that Yan Heqing accompany him. Yan Heqing’s police call fails after his adoptive parents deny the intrusion. His demand to find his biological brother makes Lu Muchi retreat, since Lu Muchi already knows that brother is Lin Fengzhi.
14 15 21 22 Tracks Yan Heqing to his rented apartment, offers five million yuan a year, and threatens confinement. Yan Heqing’s cold-reddened hands remind him of his mother. A later confrontation ends with Lu Muchi shaken by Yan Heqing’s knowledge of Lin Fengzhi.
49 50 Claims Yan Heqing is dating him when warning off Feng Zhixian. Yan Heqing punches him and openly identifies the substitute arrangement; Lu Muchi retaliates with an expulsion threat.
59 62 63 Yan Heqing prepares a diary entry modeled on Lin Fengzhi’s as bait. After discovering Lin Fengzhi pursued him to reach Lu Lin, Lu Muchi confronts Lin Fengzhi, then throws the diary at Yan Heqing, cutting his cheek.

Failed reconciliation and Xu Qiaoyin’s escape

Chapters Events
83 84 Attacks Yan Heqing in Xu Qiaoyin’s apartment, mistaking their relationship for a sexual one. Recognizing his mother interrupts the assault, but the reunion becomes another confrontation when he insults them both.
94 96 Asks Yan Heqing to start over. Confronted with the hundred-thousand-yuan deposit he paid to Yan Heqing’s adoptive parents, he retrieves the money through his bodyguards; recovering it does not secure reconciliation.
118 123 Publicly prioritizes Yan Heqing over Lin Fengzhi at the hospital. His subsequent attempt to win Yan Heqing over with a kitten ends in rejection and the kitten’s abandonment.
127 132 Refuses the arranged marriage with Qi Xuehong and is beaten and confined by Lu Changcheng. Allows his grandfather to blame Lin Fengzhi so that Yan Heqing will not become the target.
144 154 155 156 Takes Yan Heqing to the villa where he confines Xu Qiaoyin. Yan Heqing helps her escape by plane and confronts Lu Muchi for reproducing the controlling behavior he resents in his grandfather.
167 168 173 174 Stops eating and drinking after his mother disappears. Begs Lu Lin to find her, then agrees to eat when Yan Heqing visits, misreading the visit and escape as evidence of affection.

Losing Yan Heqing

Chapters Events
175 176 186 Accepts Lu Lin’s kickboxing challenge enthusiastically but is beaten unconscious. Later waits outside Yan Heqing’s residential complex in a wheelchair, with a hand and foot in casts.
196 197 208 Brings Yan Heqing to a business dinner, introducing him as an intern. Interrupts Cheng Jian’s suggestive approach and later unsuccessfully pleads with Yan Heqing to undergo a medical examination.
215 221 Yan Heqing slaps him and tells him to learn respect. Lu Muchi nevertheless declares that he will marry Yan Heqing, enduring another beating from Lu Changcheng.
235 240 Plans a mountaintop proposal with his mother’s old wedding ring. When Yan Heqing makes clear that he loves someone else, Lu Muchi grabs his throat before releasing him.
247 248 249 Drives drunk to confront Yan Heqing’s lover and discovers Lu Lin. Forced to say “Uncle Yan,” he subsequently faces traffic police and detention after Lu Lin reports his driving.
255 259 261 Again addresses Yan Heqing as “Uncle Yan” at the family banquet. Continues interpreting rejection as lingering love and arranges a café meeting, where he insists Yan Heqing once had feelings for him.
268 269 Is hospitalized and repeatedly attempts suicide. When Lu Lin questions him about March 3, he shows no apparent recollection and instead tries to provoke Lu Lin into killing him by making degrading claims about Yan Heqing.

Notable Quotes

“I don't like my things getting too close to other men.”
— To Yan Heqing 6

“Unless you beat me to death, as long as I'm alive, Yan Heqing is the only person I'll marry!”
— Defying Lu Changcheng 221

“Listen carefully. Don't think you're anything special. I chose you because your eyes look a little like your younger brother's.”
— In the original-story sequence witnessed by Lu Lin 304

Appearances

1,771
Total Mentions
183
Chapters Appeared
9.68
Avg. per Chapter