Lucky to Have It

[I Am the Top-Tier Male Green Tea's Scheming, Obsessive White Moonlight]:

A month after Kuang Yi went on a blind date, got married in a whirlwind, and then divorced just as quickly, her girlfriends dragged her to a famous club in City A as soon as she left the civil affairs bureau. She couldn't hold her liquor, but insisted on copying people who drank their sorrows away. The result was a hilarious case of drunken amnesia.

Afterward, her troublemaking best friend still looked completely innocent as she said, "You got all hot and bothered last night and insisted you were going to get together with him. A whole crowd tried to stop you, but no one could."

She hung up and turned to look at the man with his bewitching features, feeling utterly helpless.

Life's next thrill is always just around the corner.

If she'd known he wasn't a club employee but the owner's son, she wouldn't have taken pity on him and let him stay. If she'd known he was the pretty older sister and online bestie she'd admired for ages, she wouldn't have stayed in touch. If she'd known he was her middle school classmate, she wouldn't have gotten together with him either.

Kuang Yi: You're really like a sow wearing a bra, always coming up with one scheme after another.

Too bad he had countless secret identities, and she didn't discover a single one.

Only later did she learn that this lunatic had had a miserable childhood. She'd saved him a few times just because she was bored, and that made her the white moonlight lodged in his heart for all these years.

Content warning: The female lead has been married, but is pure in body and heart. The male lead comes from a good family and is pure-hearted, but had a very unhappy youth. The male lead suffers; this is a sweet romance.

Coming soon: Forbidden Fruit [A Shura Field of Mutual Scheming and Male-Lead Angst]. To her, love is a means to an end.

When Yan Li was seventeen, she met Jiang Que, an exemplary student who appeared as pure and serene as the moon. Everyone else thought he was perfect in every way, but she knew what kind of dark, violent temperament lurked beneath that human facade.

She felt neither sorrow nor joy, and she was skilled at scheming.

She knew Jiang Que had ulterior motives for approaching her, but to escape her filthy life, she pretended not to know a thing and played along with the insincerity of the young master Jiang. Then, when she had achieved her goal, she ruthlessly dumped the madman Jiang Que.

Life is a play, and everything depends on your acting.

When Jiang Que was seventeen, he learned the phrase "unrequited love misplaced" from Yan Li.

His smooth-sailing, perfect life was destroyed at seventeen, in a war of love fought without a single shot.

When he first deliberately approached her for a purpose he couldn't reveal, he never imagined he would end up in such a wretched state.

After losing Yan Li, Jiang Que went completely mad.

[She is forbidden fruit: touch her and you die.]

Theme: Redemption and warmth