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The Stand-in

by Xiányú Dà Xīguā

For five years, Xu Chengyan devoted himself to Young Master Xia Yang, always available and willing to do anything, despite Xia Yang's constant indifference. Xu Chengyan believed he was special enough to eventually melt Xia Yang's icy heart. However, when Xia Yang's "white moonlight" returned, Xu Chengyan witnessed Xia Yang's profound tenderness towards his true love, a stark contrast to the coldness he himself received. He realized he was merely a substitute. Heartbroken, Xu Chengyan left. Xia Yang, finding an empty apartment, confidently bet his friends that Xu Chengyan would return within five days. But when Xu Chengyan finally returned on the fifth day, it was as a cold, lifeless body. Three years later, at a party, Xia Yang, still the arrogant young master of the Xia family, saw a familiar figure. He rushed to the black-haired youth, clutching his hand, eyes red, pleading, "Yan Yan, come back to me, okay?" The youth simply smiled, pushing Xia Yang's hand away, "Excuse me, sir, you've mistaken me for someone else." This is a "scumbag gong chasing his wife in a crematorium" story, featuring a shou who fakes his death and dedicates himself to his career, becoming indifferent to love.

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