The White Moonlight in the Body-Double Novel Came from an Asylum

[Complete] 1 Sui Mu and Kang Niang grew up together. They were peerless young geniuses, and their feelings for each other were mutual. They promised to become cultivation partners when they grew up. But fate had other plans. During a competition in the Immortal Realm, Sui Mu accidentally fell into the bottom of the Endless Abyss, where he suffered for decades. By the time he used up all his cultivation and returned, Kang Niang had a new companion: a young man in blue who looked about seventy percent like him. The young man looked youthful, with a faint resemblance to Sui Mu as he had been ten years ago. But he was full of spiritual energy and could always make people laugh, a stark contrast to Sui Mu, who was covered in blood and had lost all his cultivation. Covered in wounds, Sui Mu was like a startled bird. Stubbornly, he deceived himself into believing that nothing had changed. He clung to Kang Niang as he always had, but his repeated attempts to show concern were met with indifference from Kang Niang and mockery from everyone else. With nothing left, Sui Mu panicked. He began imitating the young man's smile, clothes, and style. But this didn't earn him even one backward glance from Kang Niang. Instead, Kang Niang walked past him again and again, full of disgust and disappointment. Sui Mu, stripped of his cultivation, was left standing in the snow, chilled to the bone, until he came down with a high fever that wouldn't break. So later, when Kang Niang ran a sword through Sui Mu's chest to heal the young man in blue, Sui Mu didn't put up the slightest resistance. 2 At the moment Sui Mu died, Kang Niang suddenly remembered all the good things about him. Spitting blood, he went mad with grief and vowed to avenge Sui Mu. But just as he made that vow, Sui Mu, who should have been lying dead on the ground, slowly got up. He touched the sword lodged in his chest, his face alight with excitement. His expression twisted as he said, "Not enough. Still not enough." 3 Sui Mu had been locked up in a psychiatric hospital since childhood. He was wild and willful, but he also had congenital insensitivity to pain and couldn't feel physical pain. After transmigrating, he found himself in the body of the beloved who was killed by a sword through the heart at the end of a body-double novel. At that moment, the System told him that if he followed the plot to the end, he would be stabbed through the heart and regain his sense of touch, finally experiencing the agonizing pain described in the story. So he dutifully followed the plot, patiently and fervently waiting for that final, exquisite sword through the heart. But the sword was utterly ordinary, nowhere near as satisfying as he had imagined, and Sui Mu didn't regain his sense of touch. So Sui Mu, a useless nobody in everyone else's eyes, took up a blade and cut them all down with a single strike. Reader's Guide: 1. This is the author's first historical BL novel, and the writing really isn't good. 2. The love interest changes. 3. The protagonist isn't normal. His thoughts and way of thinking are abnormal. 4. There are a few past-life-and-present-life tropes. He's completely unhinged in this life, and stays that way. Coming soon: I Became Everyone's Faith Under the Red Moon [Light Lovecraftian Elements] 1. After an accident, Xi Le discovered countless tiny cities inside his room. There was a city that worshipped an ancient evil god in the fridge, a town that worshipped an evil tree under the bed, and a tribe praying to the God of Darkness inside his shoes. The little people couldn't see him, so at first they all got along as if nothing were amiss. But later, Xi Le discovered that in the eyes of the little people, he was a red moon in the sky. 2. After becoming the Red Moon, Xi Le lived a carefree life. Every so often, he watched the little towns' dramas unfold and helped them by picking up their trash and putting it in the garbage. He was the perfect little Red Moon. Until one day, a little person in their world was being hunted by evil god worshippers. He prayed to the Red Moon, asking it to descend and help him escape his ordeal. Out of kindness, Xi Le flicked the evil god worshippers away. From that moment on, things started to take a strange turn. 3. This was a world of madness and distortion, where evil gods ran rampant, sanity plummeted, and pollutants lurked everywhere. The Red Moon hung high in the sky, coldly shining down on the world. Beneath its light, people were numb and selfish, with no hope for the future. But everything changed on that day. When the Empire's priest was surrounded by cultists and stood on the brink of death, he prayed to the great Red Moon. The Empire, which the Red Moon God had forgotten for thousands of years, received a response from the Red Moon once more. From then on, the Red Moon hanging in the sky became everyone's faith. They went mad for it, cried out for it, and offered it everything they had, all for the chance to receive its gaze. Reader's Guide: 1. The protagonist is a powerful, satisfying behind-the-scenes mastermind. 2. There are Lovecraftian elements, but not many. 3. In everyone else's eyes, the protagonist is an unknowable, unseen, incomprehensible Red Moon, the beginning of all heresy. 4. The Red Moon doesn't need a love interest. Theme: Even when all hope seems lost, never give up