Xing Hui: a beautiful misunderstanding. In December, she met not only Ye Jingshuang, but also his Bai Yueguang, Lu Xinghui. More absurdly, that Bai Yueguang was dead, and she was nothing more than a dead person’s substitute.
On their wedding night, Ye Jingshuang saw the mark on Lu Xinghui’s lower back and realized that his Bai Yueguang had become the cinnabar mole he now cherished...
In the dim room, Lu Xinghui stroked Ye Jingshuang’s face and murmured, “You don’t look like him anymore.”
Ye Jingshuang: “...”
Only later did the film star Ye learn that his Bai Yueguang, like him, had a beauty mark below his lip. That was the only reason Lu Xinghui liked him.
He was Lu Xinghui’s Bai Yueguang and his cinnabar mole, but Lu Xinghui’s Bai Yueguang was not him.
Fate played a cruel joke on all of them, but they were trapped in it and could not break free. Everyone knows that cutting your losses is the wise thing to do, but Lu Xinghui refuses, and so does Ye Jingshuang.
This story contains many alternate settings, and both leads are pure and faithful to each other. There are two substitutes, one genuine and one fake. It’s melodramatic, but the characters still have their principles. For the exact order, see the prologue. If it’s not your thing, please don’t read it.
As always, you’re free to come and go. There’s absolutely no pressure.
This story is also known as “ABO: No Escape from This Ordeal.”
A glimpse of the world without regrets, I like it!