[Film and TV Crossover] Bright Moon, Always Looking Out for Me

Warning: Copying, plagiarism, plot borrowing, and reposting are strictly prohibited. Writing takes effort, so thank you for your support. We reserve the right to pursue all copyright violations through legal channels! Volume One: Meng Yanchen A refined gentleman on the outside, depressed and obsessive within, a modern Chinese-style CEO x a slim-waisted, long-legged, poor and fragile beauty, the one who got away Meng Yanchen: Mom, you don't need to go to such lengths to control me. I'll willingly enter that prison called Guokun... As long as the bright moon on the windowsill keeps looking down on me. Gu Baiyue: Meng Yanchen, has anyone ever told you that you remind me of a pomelo, with a faintly bitter aroma? Meng Yanchen: ... He began peeling the pomelo himself. Meng Yanchen: Then do you like pomelos? Gu Baiyue: ...I've had enough, thanks. This volume has two major scenes: catching a butterfly and peeling a pomelo. Let's explain it with math. We know Meng Yanchen thinks Gu Baiyue is the most beautiful butterfly, and Gu Baiyue thinks Meng Yanchen is bitter like a pomelo. Let Meng be point m and Baiyue be point j. Then we reach the following conclusions: When m*j, he catches a "butterfly." When j*m, he peels a "pomelo." Simple and clear, right? Easy to understand at a glance. Volume Two: Li Lianhua They say there is a celestial mountain in the sea, hidden in the misty void. After the battle in the East Sea, Li Xiangyi was gravely wounded and fell unconscious, washing up on a deserted island. When he awoke, he found himself facing a pair of luminous, enchanting eyes. The little girl wasn't even thirteen, yet she was already radiant as the moon. Alone on the island, she made a living by weathering the elements, knowing nothing of the world. He taught her to read and write, play weiqi, appreciate tea, practice martial arts, and wield a sword, passing on all his extraordinary skills and creating a unique martial art for her, "Bodhisattva Man." She, in turn, stayed by his side, helping him endure the pain of falling from grace and the bone-deep agony of the Bicha poison taking hold. She gathered herbs and made pills, pulling him back from death's door time and again. Ten years together, three thousand six hundred and fifty-one days and nights. They depended on one another, each the other's weakness. Ten years later, a Lotus Tower adorned with auspicious patterns appeared out of nowhere, home to two elusive masters. One wore a green robe and a lotus crown, sickly as a withered bamboo stalk. The other wore white with a jade hairpin, beautiful as Guanyin. The martial world has a saying: "At Lotus Tower, with Guanyin's Hand, even the King of Hell bows his head." As Li Lianhua gradually lost each of his senses and his mind grew hazy and muddled, he still remembered to carry two boiled eggs with him so she wouldn't go hungry. He could no longer taste anything. Fortunately, you didn't need a sense of taste to boil eggs. Li Lianhua had lived a carefree life, but he was especially possessive where she was concerned: Baiyue, look. You have a cat, and I have a dog. The cat is Little Monster, and the dog is Fox Spirit. You know Bodhisattva Man, and I know Yangzhou Slow. You have Guanyin's Hand, and I practice the Basho Step. You save the world, while I'm frail and dying. So tell me, how can you know that the gods and Buddhas haven't seen my suffering and sent you to save me? How can you say we're not meant for each other, and bear to leave me behind? Updates for Lotus Tower will be posted in the author's notes of my new story. Please check out the new story with the same title, and give it your support! Theme: There will always be someone who never abandons you.