His Moonlight

*(The chapters posted automatically are out of order. I'll see if I get any inspiration later and update this slowly.) At fourteen, Li Xiao was a handsome, ruthless delinquent with sharp fangs. Born into poverty, he had no one and nothing to hold on to. Then, that year, on a snowy night, a girl in red stepped out of a car and offered him a cup of hot tea as he lay on the brink of death. From then on, he had someone to care about. At twenty-four, Li Xiao took over his godfather's company and became one of Pingcheng's most powerful figures overnight. That same year, the girl married into a wealthy family to pay off her debts. Compared to the great financial magnates, Li Xiao was as insignificant as an ant. Once again, on a snowy night, he watched her walk away and marry an old man she didn't love. At thirty-four, Li Xiao had power and influence beyond compare. At last, he understood that life always comes with regrets, so he married and had a child. His bride had a name that sounded like hers, and both names contained the character wan. * Everyone said Song Qing Wan was lucky to have married Lord Xiao of Pingcheng, a powerful man who could make things happen with a word. Only Song Qing Wan knew that he simply wanted a beautiful, gentle wife. Nothing more. But it didn't matter. He loved his family and his child. One day, they would truly be together. Until... A woman named Wan Wan was brought home, her hand held carefully in his. One year after the divorce. Song Qing Wan went to the hospital to visit her child's father. Li Xiao lay in bed, groggy, murmuring "Wan Wan" over and over when he saw her come in. "You've mistaken me for someone else." Song Qing Wan spoke coldly, then turned to leave. Behind her, the man scrambled out of bed and fell. His tall, strong body trembled as he rasped, "Wan Wan, don't go." "Please... I'm begging you." He closed his eyes, finally realizing what he'd missed all these years. 1. The male lead pursues his wife after losing her, and the second male lead gets the girl. 2. Over-the-top melodrama with no limits. Theme: Love is letting go.