Yan Hao's existence was shaped by parental neglect—his younger brother perpetually favored while his exceptional talents remained unacknowledged. Desperate for recognition, he pursued relentless competition, determined to outshine his brother at every turn. Society condemned him as jealous and spiteful, dismissive of his genuine brilliance and devoted efforts. Upon death, the unbearable truth crystallized: Yan Hao existed as a vicious male counterpart in a fictional narrative, a supporting character designed to amplify the protagonist's virtues. He was cannon fodder—manufactured to suffer humiliation and showcase the hero's superiority. His suffering was scripted; his role, predetermined. Reborn with this revelation, Yan Hao rejected his assigned destiny. He ceased chasing recognition through competition and turned away from the protagonist's desperate pursuit. Instead, he reclaimed authentic selfhood, channeling his genius toward personal fulfillment and nurturing connections with those who genuinely cherished him. His radiant talents now illuminated only the lives of people deserving his dedication. Years later, Yan Hao ascended to master mecha engineer—a path that defied his tragic past and shattered the narrative chains constraining him. His second chance had transformed everything, granting him genuine character growth and liberation from manufactured rivalry. When questioned about his improbable ascent in mecha manufacturing, Yan Hao offered a knowing smile: "I met someone." That encounter had rewritten his entire future, proving that love interest and authentic connection could transcend even the cruelest fictional premise.