Bright as the Moon

[The First One Isn't So Great]

● A scheming, alluring, delicate beauty vs. a cold, stern general who fiercely protects his own

● Reunion after years apart | First love | Revenge | Sweet romance

Song Yiguang was born breathtakingly beautiful and into a privileged family. She could have made an advantageous marriage, but overnight she was sent to the Jiaofang Division and became a government-owned courtesan, entertaining one guest after another.

Her family was confiscated, her parents imprisoned, and within days they died violent deaths in the street. Song Yiguang has always believed her father was framed. She wants to uncover the truth and clear his name.

But life in the Jiaofang Division is far from easy. The Second Prince protects her, yet also wants to send her as a concubine to the brutal Minister of Works.

To protect herself, Song Yiguang has no choice but to pin her hopes on Lu Qingze, who has just returned victorious from battle. She has heard that this valiant general is immensely powerful, has never lost a battle, and is a ruthless man.

And that is exactly the kind of man she needs to keep her safe.

After getting her wish and entering the general's residence, Song Yiguang does everything she can to curry favor with Lu Qingze, all to win his affection, cling to this last lifeline, and use him to investigate the wrongful case.

On the evening she returned to the residence, Song Yiguang bathed, changed, and went to the study. She was sent back after only a brief stay.

The following night, Lu Qingze came to her courtyard. She had already prepared herself to offer him her body, but the man said calmly,