The Villain's Black Moonlight Got Fooled Again

A spoiled, arrogant, and pampered uke. A beloved-by-all uke: everyone dotes on him and secretly loves him, but he has no idea and thinks everyone is jealous, making snide remarks, trying to frame him, or simply hates him. . Bie Yun wakes up every day feeling that something is off. It seems like someone sneaks into his dreams, holds his chin, and kisses him in secret. But when he wakes up, everything around him is peaceful as usual. The new top scholar is still cold toward him, the original novel's male lead still insults him with honeyed words, and his childhood friend is still far away. One day, his childhood friend returns. That night, he dreams again that someone is secretly kissing him. Only this time, the dream changes. For the first time, that person presses their lips to his, filling both their mouths with the crisp scent of ice and snow. Only when Bie Yun is gasping for breath and pleading helplessly does the person let go and whisper, “Today, you were afraid of me.” Reading guide: 1. Don't read this if you want perfect, flawless semes and ukes. 2. Don't read this if you can't stand old-school melodrama. Theme: Uphold justice and fear no hardship.