Zhou Qing died in his rented apartment, unable to get up due to the intense workload.

He had always believed:

As the eldest child in the family, his parents disliked him because of the birthmark on his face.

His parents thought treating his birthmark would cost money, so having another child was more economical.

When Zhou Qing was three years old, he got a younger brother.

Beautiful, smart, and healthy.

He envied the affection his parents showered on his brother, thinking that if he behaved obediently, he could be treated the same way.

So, from the age of seven, Zhou Qing started working part-time washing dishes to buy his brother the notebooks and toys he liked.

When he got accepted into the city’s best high school, he overheard his brother crying at the door because their family could only afford to send one child to college.

His parents made him drop out of school, forcing him to work while tutoring his brother.

“You have a disability. Even if you get into college, it won’t do you any good. Your brother is different. Once he starts earning money, he’ll come back to help you,” his parents said.

Zhou Qing believed them. Because of these words, he helped his brother get into high school and sent him off to college.

Afterward, he continued living at the bottom of society in the city until his brother took their parents away, leaving him behind.

His parents blocked all his contact information.

Later, he saw on TV that his brother had become a big star, living in a grand house and inviting their parents to appear on variety shows. Meanwhile, he was still stuck in a ten-square-meter basement apartment, tormented by gout and various chronic illnesses.

Finally, in front of the TV, he died, thinking this was the entirety of his life.

Until someone told him in a dream:

He was the true young master of a wealthy family. His adoptive parents, fearing exposure, had sent his brother back to the wealthy family as the “real” young master.

So, his brother lived a glamorous life in his place, becoming a sensation in the entertainment industry.

The future top actor, Shen Jiyu, lived right next door to his family.

It turned out his birthmark could have been permanently cured for just two thousand yuan.

Most importantly, he had excellent genes and was a genius. With his high school grades, he could have been exceptionally admitted to college.

Zhou Qing realized that his obedient and subservient efforts had only led to a life worse than death.

Zhou Qing opened his eyes and saw his brother, who had just returned from school.

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