Everyone knows that top-tier star Wei Ye is the eldest legitimate grandson and heir of the Wei Group. He’s arrogant, reckless, unruly, and conceited, in short, he’s not someone you want to cross. Shen Luoyang, a second-tier actress at an entertainment company under the Wei Group, sticks to her principles of being discreet and cautious, and gets along just fine.
Everyone tells themselves that as long as they avoid getting involved in a rumor with Wei Ye or letting him think they’re up to something, they can spend the rest of their lives coasting at the company, living comfortably until retirement.
Shen Luoyang is secretly relieved. They hardly ever cross paths, and she’s three years older than him, so steering clear should be a piece of cake.
That is, until one pitch-black night, the young heir pins her against a wall, refusing to let her go.
Shen Luoyang fumbles for an explanation.
“I really wasn’t planning on having any feelings for you.”
The young heir presses his lips together and says nothing. After a long moment, he finally lowers his head until his forehead touches hers.
“Luoyang, haven’t you noticed?”
The puppy-like young man sounds utterly aggrieved.
“The moon is beautiful tonight.”
“What?”
“Everyone looks more beautiful in the moonlight.”
The plot is alright, but the female lead's assistant's intelligence is worrying. If her father weren't safe, she probably wouldn't be able to be an assistant. Also, the male lead's manager doesn't seem to understand him very well, and some of his behavior is questionable, though better than the female lead's assistant. (I feel like a lot of people will find this kind of assistant annoying 😅😅)
So beautiful, so touching!
It's a good read, well-written, and without any messy, melodramatic plot twists.
It's really good. I was really curious about the storyline involving the female lead's "white moonlight" character from the beginning, but there was absolutely nothing later on.
It looks so good!
The plot is good, without any melodramatic or nonsensical elements. The more you read, the more you like the female lead's personality. I persevered through the first two chapters, and the rest is very enjoyable.