Moonlight in My Heart

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[Next book: "A Gentle Plea". See the blurb below. Add it to your favorites from the author's page.]

1.

Luan Yue, an illustrator barely known beyond the fringes of the industry, suddenly became a sensation. It all started when a mysterious buyer spent a fortune to purchase 200,000 copies of her art book.

Her latest works appeared everywhere in public, and all that money made her the illustration world's top-tier star.

Her peers suspected Luan Yue of hyping herself up, but when they dug into her life, they found she was so broke she even took commissions for a hundred yuan.

#TheMysteriousBenefactorBehindIllustratorLuanYue became a trending topic on Weibo.

A reporter interviewed Luan Yue, but she knew nothing about this "mysterious benefactor."

2.

Everyone in the collecting world knew Wen Chi, a prominent collector. The first thing he did after returning to the country was spend a fortune building Moonlight Villa, a place solely for his private collection.

Yet all the distinguished guests who came hoping to see it were turned away.

Everyone wondered what rare treasures were hidden inside Moonlight Villa, where no one was allowed to look.

3.

Everyone in business circles knew that Wen Chi, reserved and dignified, had a "moonlight in his heart." Moonlight Villa had been built for her.

Everyone assumed Wen Chi's "moonlight" was the secretary who had returned from abroad with him.

That is, until a fashion reception, when the secretary tried to kiss him under the influence. Wen Chi shoved her away.

His words were cold and merciless: "You're fired."

Everyone was stunned. If that wasn't his moonlight, then who was?

Turning around, they saw Wen Chi grab Luan Yue by the arm and plead humbly, "Don't go."

Luan Yue shook him off and sneered. "Mr. Wen, we broke up ten years ago."

The tycoon's voice was hoarse, his gaze earnest. "Then this time, I'll be the one to pursue you, until you say yes!"

The most beautiful moonlight I've ever seen shines right in my heart. - Wen Chi

Reader's Guide:

1. One-on-one romance, both leads are each other's only ones. Reunited after a breakup. He'll regret his past choices early on, then pursue her later. Sweet, sweet, sweet!

2. Cover background by Changyi.

Coming soon: "A Gentle Plea." Add it to your favorites from the author's page.

Ji Nange, the second son of the Ji family, is an oddity among Beijing's elite for two reasons:

He gave up his inheritance rights, ditched his aristocratic fiancee whom he'd never met, and struck out alone to enter show business.

And while the other young masters indulge in wine, women, and revelry, he's proper and restrained, abstaining from both food and women. His nickname is "the Buddha of Appetite and Desire."

"Poetic Foodie" Shi Nian has a little farmhouse on the outskirts of Beijing.

Invited by a TV network, she made a season of a variety show about passing down culinary traditions.

The ninth episode wrapped up with the final guest, movie emperor Ji Nange.

After he criticized every dish she made and finally cooked himself a bowl of plain boiled greens,

Shi Nian was immediately propelled onto Weibo, where netizens mocked her: poetic cuisine can't beat boiled vegetables.

The young masters of Beijing: The real Buddha lives up to his name. The woman who could make Ji Nange break his vows of appetite and desire probably hasn't been born yet.

Months later, at a reception for Beijing's elite,

Ji Nange, elegant and otherworldly, trailed after a beautiful woman, calling her "my queen" in a humble voice. She turned and splashed red wine in his face. "Mr. Ji, our engagement is over. Please behave yourself!"

The room fell silent, then the guests erupted. They imagined the proud, unruly second young master Ji might lose his temper right there.

Instead, Ji Nange used a tender, gentle voice unlike any he had ever used before, bending down to coax her: "Feeling better? If not, I'll have them fill ten more glasses so you can take your time splashing them at me."

Later, everyone saw the noble, refined, immaculate movie star Ji loosening the soil in Shi Nian's little garden with a hoe under the blazing midsummer sun.

The second young master Ji, who had once scorned the idea of endorsing any kind of food, now wore a cute cat-ear headband and ate high-calorie food with an enraptured expression on livestream, showing off his full-on conversion to the whole country as he endorsed his wife's food shop.

His cool image lay shattered across the floor, but his face was full of joy.

From Ji Nange's diary: Because I love you, I also love everything you love. Of course, I love you most of all, Shi Nian!

A soft-spoken, sweet young chef who's gentle on the outside and strong within vs. a rebellious, unruly movie star

One-on-one romance, both leads are each other's only ones. A soft, sweet treat, with a regretful pursuit of his wife.

Theme: You are the moon that descended to earth, and the everlasting moonlight in my heart.