Both Dai Qingshu and Gu Qingyu's names contain the character "青" (Qing), and this is no coincidence.

The reason for this stems from the fact that they are half-brothers, sharing the same father but different mothers.

The only difference is that Gu Qingyu’s mother was legitimately married to Gu Ting, whereas Dai Qingshu’s mother was merely a fleeting first love.

Their birth dates are only two months apart, yet their life experiences are worlds apart.

Dai Qingshu’s mother died early, and he was left to live with others, learning from an early age to read people's faces and hone his acting skills.

After much hardship, he finally found his biological father, but Gu Ting dismissed him with a forged paternity test.

Initially, Dai Qingshu also thought he had made a mistake.

How could someone not acknowledge their own son?

Moreover, Dai Qingshu was not lacking in appearance or intelligence, and Gu Ting wouldn't even need to spend money on raising him. He just needed to acknowledge their father-son relationship and share a bit of paternal love.

Why would Gu Ting prefer to forge a paternity test to distance himself from Dai Qingshu rather than just acknowledge him?

Dai Qingshu couldn't understand, so he kept pestering Gu Ting, which angered him. He instructed his bodyguards to keep Dai Qingshu away.

Dai Qingshu had to find a different approach. He got close to Gu Qingyu and stole his hair samples for testing.

The results showed they had a very close genetic relationship.

This indirectly confirmed that the paternity test between Dai Qingshu and Gu Ting was most likely genuine.

However, Dai Qingshu never expected that Gu Qingyu would develop special feelings for him.

This action completely enraged Gu Ting, nearly resulting in Dai Qingshu being killed.

Fortunately, Gu Qingyu’s mother intervened first, sending Dai Qingshu abroad to cut off her son's affections for him.

That foolish woman still doesn’t know what truly transpired between those three men who loved and hated each other.