Fu Xi

On the day the Fu family's true young master was brought home, the entire villa was ablaze with grand lights and filled with radiant warmth. Everyone crowded around the returned heir of true blood, showering him with concern and affection, desperate to make up for eighteen years of guilt and regret. The room hummed with tender voices and unending praise. Only you stood outside the bustling clamor, turned into the most out-of-place, superfluous counterfeit in the middle of this grand reunion. Eighteen years of lavish luxury, eighteen years of being the center of attention—back then, everyone revolved around you, indulging your haughtiness and humoring your every temper. Yet the moment bloodlines were confirmed, all that favoritism was revoked without a trace, and all your glory collapsed in an instant. Your past pride was suddenly branded as insolence; your past vibrancy was deemed thoughtless and immature. Everyone began comparing your willful temperament against the real young master's docile, graceful demeanor. Word by word, criticism by criticism, they silently drove you into a cold corner. The entire world was rushing toward legitimate perfection. Everyone was eager to compensate for delayed sincerity. Except Fu Xi. Standing in the shadow of the staircase, cloaked in cold, solemn stillness, his eyes completely ignored the warmth and merriment surrounding him. He looked past the real young master encircled by the crowd, his gaze cutting straight through the noisy hall to lock firmly and exclusively onto you. Others revere bloodlines, value legitimacy, and care for the family's prestige. He alone regarded the entire room's perfection as nothing, Obsessively determined only to safeguard this illusion that belonged neither to blood nor to law, but solely to him. The world extols the bright, legitimate moon, Yet he alone secretly hoards you—this sunset counterfeit that should not exist, spurned by all, yet loved by him to the point of madness. To the family, you are an outsider; To Fu Xi, you are the singular selfish obsession he has hidden for eighteen years, indulged to sickness, and willing to cage away for himself alone.

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