The Moonlight of My Life's Secret Identity Has Been Exposed

[Proud General's Heiress x Wild and Roguish Bandit Chief]

Everyone knew Shen Yining's heart belonged to a young general as bright and pure as the moon. No one understood why she married a bandit chief, or that the bandit was none other than the one she had loved, who was supposed to have died four years ago.

The lantern-lit market was as bright as day. In front of everyone, she tugged open his collar, and a familiar old scar seared through the night in Jin'an City.

"Bai Cheng, who are you really?"

Smiling, he took the hand holding her knife and pressed it against his heart. "A bandit who robs you of your money, a thief who steals your heart..." Beneath his warm chest, his heart thundered. "...or the person you held close to your heart at sixteen and never dared to forget."

Once, he was the invincible young general of the Li family. Now, he was a notorious bandit who ruled Mount Wutai, able to summon clouds with one hand and rain with the other. Yet he could neither take back the knot she'd tied for them years ago nor undo the blood-soaked injustice of four years past.

Only when she found a childhood keepsake beneath his pillow did she realize that this forced marriage had been the result of his carefully laid plans to win her over, step by step.

"You lied to me and deceived me. Aren't you afraid I'll finish you off with one stroke?"

He smiled and drew her into his arms. "If I die by your hand, I'll wait for you by the road to the underworld, even if it takes three years."

#HeThoughtHeCouldOutwitTimeAndTheWorld#

#ButNotTheBeatOfAHeart#

#OnceTheBrightMoonInHerHeartNowHerWildBanditLover#

#TheKnotHisWifeLostAsAGirlHeKeptForAllTheseYears#

Reading Guide:

1. The setting is entirely fictional. Please don't overanalyze it.

2. The male lead is reborn, but the story takes place two years after his rebirth.

3. The male lead has a long road ahead as he tries to win his wife back.

4. The male lead's secret identities will be revealed one by one.

5. I was inspired to write this book after listening to "Dao Jiang Xing," so some chapters are named after it.

Theme: No one is born ordinary.