Becoming the Villainous Black Moonlight of the Obsessive Protagonist

Wen Yingchao never expected to find himself inside the world of a novel, much less as a character whose death has become an obsession for the protagonist.

In the original story, Wen Yingchao is the protagonist's ill-fated black moonlight: a man who dies early but remains impossible to forget. His death leaves such a deep mark that the protagonist repeatedly returns to his memory, consumed by hatred and a fixation that borders on madness.

Now Wen Yingchao has returned, and his first priority is simple: survive.

He initially plans to keep a low profile and avoid the protagonist at all costs. However, when he finally encounters Gu Yunjang, he discovers that staying out of trouble is easier said than done. Gu Yunjang is unpredictable, dangerous, and seemingly determined to make Wen Yingchao suffer.

Wen Yingchao, however, refuses to be an easy target. If Gu Yunjang sets a trap, he finds a way to retaliate. If the other man provokes him, he gives as good as he gets. Their encounters become a battle of wits filled with hostility, misunderstandings, and a strange tension neither seems willing to explain.

Everything changes when Wen Yingchao develops the ability to perceive Gu Yunjang's true emotions. Behind the cruel words and unsettling smiles lies something far more complicated than hatred. Gu Yunjang may claim to look forward to Wen Yingchao's death, yet his real feelings tell a very different story.

As their tangled past begins to surface, Wen Yingchao must uncover the truth behind their relationship and discover why the man who appears to hate him so deeply cannot truly let him go.

A fantasy romance featuring a resurrected former antagonist, a dangerously obsessive protagonist, emotional mind games, mutual misunderstandings, and a relationship caught between love and hatred.