I Don't Believe It

Zhu Shui was a villain who had fallen into demonic ways, and he had always carried a white moonlight in his heart.

As he lay dying, he kissed the young leader of the righteous immortal sect, the very person about to kill him, and the white moonlight’s younger brother. He asked the man to tell his beloved that he loved him.

Before he died, Zhu Shui thought that the man before him was handsome and refined, if rather stern and solemn. Since he looked about half like his white moonlight, Zhu Shui figured he was still getting a good deal.

But he never imagined that his white moonlight’s younger brother would go to such lengths to bring him back to life, then silently follow the villain around.

Zhu Shui was a little on the verge of a breakdown. “That kiss wasn’t for you. It wasn’t for you, it wasn’t for you! For fuck’s sake, stop following me.”

The young leader of the righteous immortal sect fell silent for a moment, then pressed his lips together and said he didn’t believe him.

Theme: Lovers find their way to each other in the end