Saving My White Moonlight Male Lead

Qiao Wei taught me that loving someone too much can make you lose yourself. Although I think Gu Yan later realized that he loved Qiao Wei, not Su Yu Mo, I still want to say, "Late-blooming affection is worthless." If Gu Yan had seen his own heart earlier, perhaps there wouldn't have been such a regrettable ending. But there are no "what ifs" in life, are there?

When I first read this book, I was confused about the male lead's feelings for the female lead. It wasn't until later that I understood, and I cried so much! 😭😭😭 Especially the part where the male lead went through the psychological process of being saved by the female lead in his previous life, and the scene where he called home after waking up in the hospital to ask about his wife's condition—I…

It's super good! The male lead is a yandere, and the female lead is cute and charming, but also cool and sassy. The male lead is great at being affectionate and dotes on the female lead. The male and female leads have a three-life romance, but unfortunately, each ending badly. In the fourth life, they miss each other again for some reason.

It's so good! I loved it! I finished it in one go, and my phone died, haha. The male and female leads kept missing each other throughout their three lifetimes. In the end, they were no longer meant to be, but the male lead risked his life to save them. It was absolutely amazing! I loved it! Especially the epilogue!

I really like the second male lead, what should I do? Waaaaah, he's always been so gentle and protective of his girl.

It truly opened my eyes and deeply impressed me! I haven't read the alternate history side stories, but I've finished the rest. The beginning, when the male lead wasn't fully recovered, was really torturous, not only for the female lead but also for me; it was very uncomfortable. Later on, it became genuinely sweet. It's quite good, not too long, though the middle part felt a bit chaotic.

Although the male lead only realized his love for the female lead later, he had a mental illness and didn't understand love, which is why the beginning was so tragic. Thankfully, he improved later, but I still feel like he's a yandere (haha, I think I am. Just kidding). As for the female lead, I quite like her. The second male lead is so pitiful; he gave so much, but… it's too painful to talk about! I'm begging the author to give him a happy ending. (Look at my pleading eyes!)

This book is very good, so why is the rating so low?

I haven't finished reading it yet! I want to know why the male lead still keeps hugging the original female lead after his rebirth.

I really like Lu Mingchu. The plot is a bit messy; I initially thought it was just a simple reincarnation story, but it turns out to be a series of lifetimes, making it complicated and confusing. The male lead's obsessive and possessive love in this life is truly both lovable and infuriating—you love him to the point of wanting him to live, and hate him to the point of wanting him to die.