Claiming the White Moonlight as My Own

I fell in love with someone who doesn't love me.

He's tall and handsome, excellent and upright, like a flower growing on an unreachable peak. I couldn't help falling for him.

But nothing could ever come of it.

He could never love me in this life, because he's the male lead in a novel, like the bright moon in the sky, or the pure white snow on a mountaintop that melts only for the female lead.

The male lead's friends all say I'm not good enough for him. But as a supporting female character, I don't need him to favor me, either.

It's enough to keep these feelings hidden in my heart.

But that person kept pushing my limits, making me angry again and again.

So I taught him a little lesson...

Poor thing. He'll spend the rest of his life as my possession.

Ji Yijing has a childhood friend who's terribly cold toward him.

So cold that unless he deliberately gets others to sow discord between them, Jiang Zhao won't even look at him.

She's so proud, never saying more than a few words to him, like a lofty swan about to spread her wings and fly away at any moment.

Her radiant light has never shone on him. No matter how hard he tries, he can't enter Jiang Zhao's life.

All Ji Yijing can do is shape the opinions of those around them, keep a close eye on the feelings of the girl he loves, and seize every weakness in her heart

laying his groundwork and tempting her until she comes running to him.

Letting love unfold by degrees, he turns it into a rope that tightens around her, making his reflection appear in those beautiful, cold eyes. Disgust or hatred, he doesn't care...

His adorable girl can hurt him all she wants.

But from now on, Jiang Zhao will be an accomplice to this despicable scheme, and she'll cross the river of life with Ji Yijing.

Theme: Love means being honest