We Were Forced Apart for Three Years, and You Don't Love Me Anymore

(Two male leads + angst + a groveling pursuit of his wife + guess who’s the bottom?)

Gu Yechen gave Lu Qingyu a shattered glass moon, carefully mending it with gold wire.

He said, “See? It doesn’t matter if it’s broken. I’ll make it more precious than it was before.”

But when the weight of his family’s expectations bore down on him, Lu Qingyu could only shatter the moon with his own hands and leave the light he loved in the cruelest way possible.

Three years later, Gu Yechen was about to enter a business marriage to save his family.

Everyone said Lu Qingyu was nothing but an embarrassing chapter from his youth.

Then, on the eve of the wedding, Gu Yechen held the moon’s fragments up to the light and made out a few tiny words on the back:

“Together forever.”

He searched the whole world like a madman, only to receive a cremation urn that arrived too late, along with a message:

“He said the moonlight was beautiful, but it never truly lit his way.”

“Didn’t you say you hated me? What are you doing now?”

“I thought you were doing well.”