Wolf Sun and Wolf Moon are a pair of werewolf twins who were branded as the sons of the devil at birth. They were born into the royal family but were discriminated against because of their mixed human-wolf ancestry. Wolf Moon has a humble identity and a miserable childhood
But he doesn't crave love, nor does he crave power.
Exiled by his biological father at the age of three?
Well, just be exiled, as long as you have food, drink, and a place to sleep...
There are many people who want to kill him...
He just raised his eyebrows and smiled slightly.
Die? Why die? What's in it for me?
There are many people who want to bully, humiliate, and trample him under their feet...
Instead, his smile is as bright as a flower and as bright as the sun
Not bad, not bad. If you are bored, I will play with you.
This is a world where werewolves are respected. Let's see how the protagonist creates a legend in the wolf world from a discriminated useless person...
Original intention of creation:
When I was in high school, when I wrote the two names Wolf Moon and Wolf Day in the book, they seemed to have souls of their own, free and uninhibited, and only loved each other. As long as you live, I don't even dare to die. I know that leaving each other alone in the world is the biggest sin. I wanted to write about this bond, which has nothing to do with love. At that time, I had no idea about it. I was super obsessed with fantasy masterpieces such as Zhu Xian, and I didn't like female protagonists. Is there no other way to live except for a man and a woman who love each other to death? Later, when I went out to work, I accidentally saw a BL MV that conquered the world and opened up a new world. After that, I fell into the corruption and was as deep as the sea. From then on, I became a pure passerby and could not look back. Looking at my handwritten manuscript of Wolf Sun and Wolf Moon again, I realized that I might have been born with rotten bones.
Concept: I wrote about the boys I love like the wind, who carry with them the dreams of my youth.