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Blurb:
Meng Chenyuan's love for Gu Baiyue is a long, endless plum-rain season.
When Gu Chaoyun, wife of the richest man, Meng Huai, went into labor, a pregnant woman checked into the room across the hall. They went into labor one after the other, but in the end, only one baby girl was brought out. She was named Gu Baiyue, with the pet name Jiaojiao.
The Meng family's sworn enemy stole one of the children and switched their genders. Their life or death remains unknown.
Unable to bear one blow after another, Gu Chaoyun lost her mind. Five years later, when she met Gu Baiyue again, she hysterically declared that Jiaojiao was her own daughter.
To the outside world, Gu Baiyue is the Meng family's shield, helping stabilize the situation and fend off probing from all sides.
Within the family, Gu Baiyue is a miracle cure for Gu Chaoyun and a companion to Meng Chenyuan.
Chasing the Moon is a contemporary urban romance about wealthy families.
The male lead was originally the Meng family's long-lost younger son. Caught up in a power struggle, he was cast out into the world from the moment he was born. By the time he was finally found, he had grown into an aloof, gloomy, strange young man. He is cold toward the Meng family's eldest son, Meng Chenyuan, and the brothers are at odds.
Worse still, they both fall for the same girl. With no other choice, she goes abroad to study.
From then on, the brothers follow completely different paths in life. Meng Chenyuan renounces love and lives in cold isolation, while the male lead takes the initiative to get to know a young woman who bears a slight resemblance to his first love...
Note:
1. The leads are pseudo-siblings, both sexually inexperienced, with no blood or legal relationship. They fall in love as adults.
2. This story continues the inspiration behind my previous work, The Bright Moon Shines on Me in Every World. I wasn't satisfied with how I wrote it, so I decided to start a new book and keep going. 2023.12.1
Theme: There will always be someone who never abandons you
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