Borrowing Moonlight to Keep Its Glow

When Chen Zong was little, she got scolded and cried that she wanted to die. But then she thought she shouldn't die for nothing, so she wrote down her last wishes, line by line, in her diary.

When she was little, she wanted a Duffy plush;

If she could be more extravagant, she wanted to go to Disneyland;

Later, she wanted to kiss Ziye;

And if she could be even more shameless, she wanted to sleep with Ziye.

If she could do all that, she could die without regrets, right?

After Ziye arrived, her wishes came true one by one. But when it came to "kissing Ziye," everything stopped, and went no further.

Chen Zong thought Ziye was a god sent from heaven. Every day, she gazed at him curiously and made a wish: What happens next? What happens next?

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"It was a graveyard even the moonlight had forsaken, endlessly gnawing at my dearest dead."

Borrowing light from the moon, Ziye gives in to his desires.

Werewolf and flower

The heroine's characterization has a major landmine.

A little Hong Kong flavor, but not much. A little scum-bashing, but not much.

No blood relation.

Two-year age gap.

Theme: Act with honesty and integrity