[No angst, just a sweet romance]
Meng Mingyue grew up in the slums. To get close to Wei Xiao, the only son of the Wei family, who sits at the top of A Continent’s social pyramid, she puts on the image of a gentle, virtuous woman favored by wealthy families. Rumor has it that Wei Xiao is impotent. When he can’t see her, Meng Mingyue deliberately lets her true nature show, banking on the contrast between her public image and her real self. Her only goal is to seduce him.
One day, Wei Xiao comes home and asks Uncle Wang about Meng Mingyue.
Wei Xiao: “Was she in a bad mood? She didn’t eat lunch?”
Uncle Wang: “She ate, but she seemed a little down and didn’t have much.”
“She usually eats three bowls of rice, but today she only had one.”
Wei Xiao pauses while loosening his tie. “Three bowls? When I’m home, I’ve only ever seen her eat half a bowl.”
Uncle Wang: “Huh? When we eat with Miss Meng, she really does have three bowls.”
“She also told us that when she’s in a bad mood, she can only eat one bowl. If she’s in an extremely bad mood, she can only manage half a bowl.”
As soon as he finishes speaking, Uncle Wang suddenly realizes what he’s said and falls silent.
Wei Xiao: …So I’m the reason she’s lost her appetite?
After Meng Mingyue gets her revenge, she tells Wei Xiao goodbye and prepares to leave.
Wei Xiao grips her hand tightly. “You used me and now you think you can leave? No chance.”
“I’d let you use me for the rest of my life.”
“Can’t you stay?”
In the stillness of the night,
Wei Xiao gazes at the bright moon outside the window.
Dreaming of Mingyue.
Meng Mingyue.
