The Heartbeats of the Hidden Actors Chapter 48

Because the boss of a film and television company likes to "torture the heart", the tone of "Wrong Path" is sad throughout, and its theme is "fate".

It tells the story of two brothers who were admitted to university at the same time in a small village many years ago. However, their family was very poor and their parents were disabled and needed care. So the two brothers chose to believe in "God" - they decided who would go to university by drawing lots. The result of the drawing lots was that the younger brother won. He packed his bags and went to study at a famous "985" university in another place. 

He made an agreement with his brother that after graduating from college, he would work hard to make money and support his brother's studies. Four years passed in a flash. The younger brother fulfilled his promise, but the older brother did not pass the three-year college entrance examination. He went to the city where the younger brother lived to work and make a living. After being introduced by his parents, he married a fellow villager who worked in the same city and rented the smallest room in a house. There was no place to stay in the house except the bed. 

As for the younger brother, he graduated from science and engineering, had a romantic relationship with the beauty of the Chinese department, went to the United States to study for a doctorate, and then returned to China to enter a university. He was an elite, a white-collar worker, lived in a large duplex, and went to France every year with his wife to shop. The younger brother felt sorry for his older brother, but the older brother always comforted him by saying that "God" had made the right choice, because he himself did not perform well in the subsequent college entrance examination. 

The younger brother believed it until one day he found an admission letter in his house in his hometown - it was from a 985 university that was better than his alma mater, and the date was the year of the lottery. The story revolves around the two brothers, showing many joys and sorrows.