Caught in His Moonlight

[Please collect the irrigation duck~] Shen Zhao has two secrets. One is that she always peeks at the gloomy boy next door, Gu Zhizhou, late at night. He has a piano in the attic, scars on his wrists, and moonlight hidden in his eyes. The first time she met Gu Zhizhou was in his yard. He was cold, gloomy, and unapproachable. She thought he was a vampire, but she didn't know that he had already fallen into the world for her. Shen Zhao admitted defeat. But he smiled and said, "I'm sure you're welcome." The other is that she was forcibly taken out of the country by the young master of the Meng family and left under the snowy peaks of the Alps. Meng Yubai coaxed her with roses and fairy tales, but when she wanted to leave, he blocked all escape routes: "Shen Zhao, if you choose him, I will destroy him." One teaches her love and trust, the other teaches her hate and separation. When the moonlight falls forever, the blizzard ends. Gu Zhizhou was frantically looking for her in the morgue, while Meng Yubai was holding the blood-stained silver knife tightly outside the ward. And she stood in the cracks of memory, finally remembering the truth about the bullet that passed through her chest. Among the three of them, who trapped whom, and who was finally redeemed? "You are the moonlight that I will pursue throughout my life." ————— (Two-way redemption/Grudges between wealthy families/High abuse and high sweetness) Beautiful, strong but tragic heroine: Shen Zhao is both fragile and explosive, has amnesia but not madness, and struggles between tenderness and madness. Redemption VS Possession: Gu Zhizhou "I am willing to fall into darkness in exchange for your freedom" VS Meng Yubai "I would rather you hate me than remember". The triangle relationship is unconventional: it is not a simple choice between two, but a profound torture about "what is love". Intention: On the boundary between love and struggle, the real salvation is not to possess, but to let go.