A Commoner's Daughter's Guide to Winning the White Moonlight

(The author’s update record is unreliable, so enter at your own risk~) She was a lowly concubine-born daughter cast aside by the Chancellor’s household, scraping by with handmade crafts. One day, moved by a sudden burst of kindness (and a flutter of romance), she brought a young man home. He was dressed in fine silks and jade ornaments, so she figured he would repay her handsomely someday. Only after learning her lesson the hard way did she realize she’d really brought home a young “wolf.” In Luo Yao’s eyes, Yan Xi was an ungrateful, sharp-tongued wolf who loved wagging his tail. But in the eyes of the world, Yan Xi was the heir to the Prince of Shuo, famed throughout Da Ling for his cold, ruthless nature and brutal hand. He was also the dazzling moon in the hearts of women across the 170 regions of the desert. At first, when she saved him, he thought she was after his looks. Half-mocking, half-seductive, he asked, “Was it really because of my clothes? Not because you thought I was handsome?” Luo Yao shook her head. “Your face doesn’t feel very thick to the touch.” She admired handsome men but refused to admit it. Later, when he ran into her by chance, Luo Yao had a handful of knockout powder in her palm. Yan Xi held his long sword to her throat, and the powder clumped together in her hand. The young man’s lips curled as he lowered his sword, grabbed her, and demanded fiercely, “You forgot me, didn’t you?” The ferocious, untamed brilliance of a young man returning to the wolf pack. In the end, someone asked Yan Xi if he had someone he liked. Yan Xi said that the girl who was always bickering with him was the one in his heart, his moonlight. “Isn’t liking someone just a passing whim?” “Then it seems you don’t love me yet.” “I mean that love needs no reason.” The proud desert noble heir and the daughter of a concubine from Da Ling: two hearts drawn to each other, heading toward one another~