The Bright Moon I See

[Completed novel] The Sword That Asked About Love. Feel free to visit the author's profile.

[Next novel] Ballad of the Sea of Clouds. Add it to your collection; the blurb is at the very bottom.

Author who transmigrates into her own book with an omniscient perspective x the original story's second male lead who can hear people's thoughts

After writing "The End," Bai Jiaojiao fell asleep.

In her dream, a blurred figure gazed at her.

His eyes were clear and his voice cool. "I don't like this ending."

When she opened her eyes again, a long sword gleaming with a chilling light was pointed at her throat.

After a brief moment of thought, Bai Jiaojiao realized the astonishing truth: she had transmigrated into a book, and it was one she had written herself.

The cool and handsome young man before her was the second male lead she had written, her ideal man. A renowned, cold-blooded assassin in the martial world, he went by the codename Youyue. In the story, he and the heroine loved each other but were fated to miss their chance, separated by a misunderstanding.

So the person in her dream was him? He wasn't satisfied with that ending? Got it.

Bai Jiaojiao shouted, "Yan Xiyue, you can't kill me! I'm not a bad person! I'm here to help you!"

Youyue furrowed his sword-like brows and asked suspiciously, "Help me? Help me with what?"

"Help you find happiness! ...Help... help you win the heroine's heart!"

She declared that she would help him win the woman he loved, yet secretly fell for him herself. She thought she had hidden her feelings well, but little did she know that Youyue had been able to hear her thoughts ever since she appeared. Her every feeling was laid bare before him.

Because of Bai Jiaojiao's arrival, the story strayed from its original course. To protect her, Youyue repeatedly put himself in danger. Unwilling to keep dragging him down, Bai Jiaojiao left alone.

Youyue was frantic with worry as he searched everywhere. When they met again, his heart was full of anger and pain. He asked in a low voice, "Why did you leave?"

Bai Jiaojiao choked back tears. "I'm a burden when I'm with you. I'll get you killed!"

Youyue pulled her into his arms. "You won't get me killed. And I'm not afraid to die."

He confessed his feelings and bent down to kiss her.

"I was created by you, wasn't I? My life belongs to you. If I die for you, I won't have a single complaint."

He had already fallen for her, too, after hearing her call him "Little Moon" again and again.

She couldn't fight at all and had no way to protect herself, yet she would risk everything to save him.

She had never been a burden.

He was her moon, and she was his light.

[Reader's Guide]

1v1, happy ending.

A companion novel to The Sword That Asked About Love.

I wanted to give a character I love a happy ending.

This is a brand-new story and can be read on its own without affecting the other novel.

[Upcoming novel] Ballad of the Sea of Clouds

[Innocent, brave dragon girl x devoted, self-restrained god of war]

Though Ling'er is a little princess of the dragon clan, she is a slow learner. She knows nothing about water magic and can't even manage the most basic water manipulation. When she was young, she nearly burned to death in a sea of flames, but a boy saved her.

Faced with the handsome boy, Ling'er's heart raced. Embarrassed that she, a dragon, had been trapped by a forest fire, she pretended to be low on magical power, transformed into a little green dragon, and curled up in the boy's palm as she followed him back to the East Sea.

Later, Ling'er learned that he was Yun Yao, the gifted and undefeated young general of the Celestial Realm. She secretly fell for him while also thinking of how to repay his kindness.

On his way back to the Celestial Realm, Yun Yao caught sight of the Nine Heavens Divine Flame blazing. Only someone holding the Spiritfire Pearl could summon it, but the pearl had been missing for a thousand years.

He found no trace of the Spiritfire Pearl in the sea of flames, but unexpectedly rescued a little green dragon.

The dragon tail showing beneath the young woman's gauzy skirt, revealed when her magical power ran out, shimmered with blue-green light and was quite beautiful. For a moment, he couldn't look away.

When he noticed the young woman's shy expression, he realized he had been rude. He quickly hid the blush on his face and said, feigning composure, "I'll take you home."

When they parted, Yun Yao had meant to ask her name, but before he could say a word, she plunged into the sea and disappeared. All he could do was smile wryly.

Years later, the Celestial Realm and the demons went to war.

He could not defeat the enemy's demonic sword, which had been forged from an ancient ferocious beast. At the critical moment, the little green dragon appeared again and attached herself to his sword.

The war lasted a hundred days. They were together day and night. The little green dragon only dared to appear and secretly watch him when he rested, so he would pretend to sleep each time to make her show herself.

As they spent more time together, she would occasionally get bold enough to play little tricks on him. She would silently tend to his wounds and even sneak a gentle touch to his brow.

At the decisive battle, Yun Yao swung his sword, unleashing the Nine Heavens Divine Flame across the battlefield. Only then did he realize that the Spiritfire Pearl, missing for a hundred years, was on the little green dragon.

With the divine flame returned, the Celestial Emperor demanded answers, and Yun Yao was accused of theft.

"You have merit for driving back the demons. Your merits and faults cancel each other out. Hand over the Spiritfire Pearl and you will be spared punishment."

Stealing a sacred treasure meant punishment by heavenly lightning. With only a hundred years of cultivation, she would never survive it. Unable to bear exposing her, Yun Yao remained silent.

"Where is the Spiritfire Pearl?"

"This general does not know."

Ling'er once happened to hear Yun Yao call out a name in his sleep: Xiao Qing.

And all the time they had been together, Yun Yao had never once asked her name.

A pang of sadness struck Ling'er, and she silently retreated into the sword.

The demons had been defeated, and she had repaid her debt. There was no reason to stay by his side, so she left, knowing when she was no longer needed.

Just before she went, Ling'er gathered her courage and asked him,

"Is Xiao Qing... the one you love?"

A faint blush appeared on the face of the decisive god of war.

"...Yes."

Theme: Love can overcome anything