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102 chapters + 3 extras (completed)
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Liang Cheng: Is there anything in this world that you dislike, Qiao Yuanlin?

After pondering for a moment, Qiao Yuanlin replied, “Failure.”

Ironically, it was soon after this exchange that Qiao Yuanlin, who despised experiencing setbacks, encountered the biggest setback of all at the hands of Liang Cheng.

After several years had passed, Qiao Yuanlin found himself face-to-face with Liang Cheng again, this time at his father’s second marriage banquet.

To his utter shock, Qiao Yuanlin discovered that Liang Cheng had become his stepbrother.

Father Qiao announced, “From this moment forward, you shall be brothers. Best of luck to both of you.”

Unimpressed by this newfound familial connection, Qiao Yuanlin lashed out in frustration, exclaiming, “Damn you!”

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心眼
Related Series
Stealing The Wind But Not The Moon (Same Franchise)
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Recommendation Lists
  1. JJWXC top danmei pt. 2
  2. guke/orthopedics (inc*st) BL
  3. in*est or Not : Family Love Novels
  4. Novel 2
  5. Completely translated novels 3 (higher ratings)

Latest Release

Date Group Release
08/20/23 Webnovel extra 3
08/20/23 Webnovel extra 2
08/20/23 Webnovel extra 1 part2
08/20/23 Webnovel extra 1 part1
08/19/23 Webnovel c102
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08/19/23 Webnovel c100
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CeritanyaNyai
CeritanyaNyai rated it
September 6, 2023
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Indulge yourself in the literary brilliance of "Teacher Bei Nan's Early Works" and allow me to present an enticing invitation for your valuable reading time. While it may appear raw in comparison to the author's latest novels, I assure you that underneath this initial rawness lies a captivating tale that will undoubtedly ensnare your attention.

Dare to embark on a journey into the origin of Bei Nan's extraordinary creative prowess. This brilliant author, whose recent works have garnered widespread acclaim, shines even in their early foray into the world of literature.... more>> Despite a slight lack of refinement, these early works possess an undeniable allure that simply cannot be ignored.

Unleash your adventurous spirit and partake in the exploration of our favorite author's formative years. Witness the evolution of Bei Nan's penmanship, as the genuine essence of their storytelling blossoms across the pages. With every turn, you will immerse yourself in the sheer genius that awaits; an unpolished gem that offers a unique insight into the beginnings of a literary mastermind.

Your time is precious, and I wholeheartedly assure you that investing it in Bei Nan's early works will yield rich rewards. Experience the joy of discovering a hidden literary treasure, the thrill of being one of the few privileged individuals who can truly appreciate an author's progression. Delve into this remarkable narrative, and you will find a wealth of emotional depth, profound themes, and thought-provoking plots interwoven with the unmistakable brilliance of Bei Nan's storytelling.

Don't let the initial rawness deter you; instead, embrace it as a testament to the author's growth and talent. Give "Teacher's Bei Nan's Early Works" the chance it deserves. It is an opportunity to witness the birth of greatness, a testament to the transformative power of an artist's journey.

So, dear reader, I implore you to take a leap of faith, open the pages of this captivating novel, and be among the privileged few who can claim to have witnessed Bei Nan's brilliant evolution firsthand. Your time will be rewarded with a literary experience that will leave an indelible mark on your soul. Prepare to be enthralled, enraptured, and ultimately rewarded beyond measure. <<less
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Qiaoyishanren
Qiaoyishanren rated it
September 21, 2023
Status: Completed
Honest rate? 4.5 or ⭐⭐⭐⭐

I think I need to read this again, maybe because I'm not really in the mood to read this beautiful that's why I did it half heartedly but even so this novel is really good, enough to make me give such high rating. If you're not sure if this novel is good or not please give it a shot.
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Staringatastar
Staringatastar
September 25, 2023
Status: Completed
I read this because I loved the novel "stealing the wind", but I think I prefer the style of that novel better. This one has a great amount of angst, which is quite frustrating to read, even though it makes sense in hindsight. There's a bit of mystery in this one, but it didn't really keep me as engaged (the main one is resolved in the flashback, and the second big one just makes me rather disappointed in the mother).

I usually love the slow burn relationship development, but in this... more>> book, it comes off especially unsatisfying because of the constant resistance on first the ML and then the mc's part.

I think the structure of this story, with one long flashback and then jumping to the future with very little explanation of what happened in between was a bit disorienting, and left a lot of loose ends regarding how they got where they did in such a short amount of time.

Also, while I applaud the author's portrayal of a variety of families, and the consistent love that the parents feel for the children, as well as the varied boundaries that might cause the child to not reciprocate, I personally felt some of the relationship cutoffs were a bit cruel. It felt like the author was trying to set up a situation where reconciliation was still possible, but then the characters (well within their rights) refused to accept it, and in some cases even used the affection as a way of manipulating the parent to give up their interest in favor of their child's. It's all relatively understandable, but still left a bad taste in my mouth. Parents are just people after all, and if their blood offspring can't even understand that, and uses a god-level metric to judge them, of course they will fail to measure up and the relationship will fall apart. After all, even God doesn't really measure up to the god-level metrics from human's perspective.

I'm also going to be a bit of a moralist here, but this story's glamorization of things like smoking, reckless motorbike riding, and fighting make me realize the benefit of things like the restriction of smoking in entertainment. Towards the end, I could almost imagine smoking to relax as a normal thing I should do. And it isn't. It's addictive, toxic, and smelly. Similarly, the thrill of riding a motorcycle is undeniable, but it's also dangerous (I imagine doubly so somewhere like China). It should be treated with respect and caution, not just as a way of getting an adrenaline rush. And it doesn't need to be loud, those are just really old motorcycles or motorcycles being ridden by obnoxious people. Finally, fights and the injuries they can cause aren't just badges of honor. They can have long term health effects, especially as the body ages. I realize these are all issues that are also in "stealing the wind", but I guess I had more time to ponder them in this story, especially since the appeal of these things were such a big part of this story.

I did like the relationship between the MC and the ML - the way it was described made it clear that both were on equal footing with each other, though they were on different levels at various parts within the story. I especially loved the ml's friends - they were so vivid and I found myself rooting for them throughout the book (more so than the MC to be honest).

This novel is worth a read if you're interested in doctors/reporter slice of life, reformed characters, uncommunicative but secretly pampering ml's.

Finally, while I absolutely appreciate the translation, readers should be aware that there are sometimes confusing name and gender switches. Just know that if something doesn't make sense in context, you should just mentally switch it around. I think some of the idioms might also have also gotten lost in translation, there were some that I noticed based on reading t/n in other novels, but I'm sure there are others I missed. <<less
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