After I Died, My Family Began to Regret

Adopted elf discovers he's just a spare parts kit for a sick human heir.
- fantasy
- revenge
- family
- hidden identity
Orion spends his childhood inside the Elron mansion believing he finally belongs, only to realize every transfusion session proves he was purchased as a biological spare-parts kit for their failing son. No parental warmth exists — just needles, quotas, and the cold math of compatibility. When the deception surfaces, he stages a convincing death to shatter the magical tether binding him to their veins, then walks away to track down the birth parents who lost him and the partner who sees him as a person, not a resource.
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You might ask
- Why does Orion fake his death instead of just running away?
- A magical bond ties his life force to the Elron heir; only a convincing death severs the compulsory transfusion link.
- What happens after he leaves the Elron estate?
- He locates his biological parents, builds a genuine family connection, and finds romantic love with someone who values him beyond his blood.
Perfect for
Viewers who want a fantasy revenge tale where the protagonist reclaims agency by destroying the system that treated him as medical equipment.











