The Scumbag's White Moonlight and I Get a Happy Ending

[The entire story is complete. Thanks for reading! Chapter 17's author's note explains things, and there's a follow-up clarification in the comments.] [Quick-transmigration gong, gong dotes on shou, healing and feel-good. Much of the main story is written from the shou's perspective. If that bothers you, please don't read!] Wang Weichu is a name that sounds like it was carelessly assigned to a cannon-fodder passerby, and his life really is just as cannon fodder. His father brings him home from a mountain village, and the first thing that happens is that he sells him to the Cheng family like a commodity. Mr. Cheng of the Cheng family is handsome, charming, and successful at a young age. Wang Weichu looks up to him and loves him. But everyone in town knows Mr. Cheng has someone else in his heart, a white moonlight he has pursued for years without success. Wang Weichu doesn't even measure up to one percent of that person's worth. Then, at a family banquet, Wang Weichu meets the white moonlight, Cen Yao. This elegant, refined, aloof man who seems impossible to approach hooks his leg under the table... [One more warning! The blurb only summarizes the first world. I wrote this to satisfy my own cravings, and the whole story follows one pattern: the shou is rescued and healed by the white-moonlight gong. It's melodramatic, melodramatic, sweet, and satisfying. Emphasis added. The white moonlight is the gorgeous, strong gong! Don't ship the wrong pairing!] Coming soon: "So Cute He Could Lose His Head" (Click my author profile to add it to your library.) Movie emperor Bai Yuhuai takes part in a horror variety show. This episode's theme is "Survive the Haunted Castle," filmed at the famous Sleeping Beauty Castle, which became notorious more than a decade ago. On their first day there, they encounter a ghost. The ghost is a very beautiful young man. With two streams of bloody tears running down his face, he approaches Bai Yuhuai... and then trips on flat ground. Bai Yuhuai: ... It's the seventh year since Jing Jiujiu died. He died in the Sleeping Beauty Castle his father gave him. His other father has married a new wife and had a new child, and the three of them live happily together. But Jing Jiujiu is trapped here, unable to leave. One day, he gets a System. The System tells him: You have to work hard to scare people as a ghost. Each person you scare will make you a little stronger, and eventually you'll be able to leave the castle. On his first day trying to learn how to scare men, Jing Jiujiu trips. Then the man walks over and picks him up. Jing Jiujiu: Ugh! Where's a ghost's dignity?! On his second day of trying, Jing Jiujiu puts on "The Ring" to study its scare tactics. Half an hour later, Jing Jiujiu dives into Bai Yuhuai's arms: Holy crap, that female ghost is terrifying. (╥﹏╥) On the eighteenth day of failing to make progress, Jing Jiujiu sits on Bai Yuhuai's shoulders and successfully leaves the castle. Jing Jiujiu: ??? So all I had to do was this to leave? Ojbk, I'm going to ride on him every day from now on. After that, fans suddenly notice that their idol has acquired a mysterious little housemate. The Jing family also discovers that the child who died a violent death seems to have come back for revenge. A poker-faced, secretly flirtatious movie emperor gong with special abilities X an unbearably cute ghost shou who can only avoid being dragged back to the castle by staying with the gong. Gong dotes on shou; a sweet, healing story about ghosts and monsters. Theme: Healing, redemption, and finding yourself again.