After Her White Moonlight Died, the Noble Consort Forswore Love

[Possessive love vs. white moonlight] [Not mutually chaste] [Rivalry for the heroine] [Second male lead takes the lead] [Happy ending with the white moonlight] A powerful man humbles himself for love, loving her with all his heart, while the clear-headed heroine remains unmoved. Song Wanning, the legitimate second daughter of the Prime Minister, had a white moonlight in her heart whom she could never reach. But the finest young man in all the capital died beneath the monarch’s suspicions. That night, the cold, ruthless emperor pinned her to the bed and said, word by word: “Your seventh brother’s woman is someone I like, too.” * After her white moonlight died, Song Wanning was forced to enter the palace as a consort. Five years passed. Trapped in the inner palace, she had been worn down until not a trace of her pride remained. Once, she had been solitary and taciturn, stubborn to the core. Now she schemed at every turn and had become the lofty Noble Consort. Mo Jingchen’s interest in her had not waned. But she hated him. They say a beautiful woman’s embrace is a hero’s grave. She entered the game and used her heart as bait, determined to make him taste the agony of loving someone he could never have. She was both prey and hunter. At her empress-making ceremony, she faked her death and escaped. The brooding emperor held her ruined clothes and went gray overnight. From then on, she lived under an assumed name, rekindling her love with her white moonlight in a small courtyard full of peach blossoms. Unexpectedly, on a chilly night beneath a sky full of stars, a man seething with fury approached her step by step, sword in hand. “A’ning, how could you be so heartless as to abandon me and live carefree here with someone else?”