The White Moonlight Chased Me After Rebirth

After his mother passed away, Ming Yin discovered he wasn’t just a poor resident of Xiaoling Town, but the true young master of the Ming family in Jiangcheng. He returned to his real home from the small town, filled with both apprehension and anticipation, only to realise he no longer fit in. His parents cared more for Ming Juezhi, whom they had raised for seventeen years. Ming Juezhi appeared innocent and charming, and even though he was not the true son, everyone favoured him. Ming Yin was utterly incompatible with this family. He felt disappointment, but he wouldn’t force anything he couldn’t have. Except for Xu Boheng. Perhaps it was the captivating way he had comforted Ming Juezhi that day. Standing outside the hospital room, a dark, desperate obsession began to surge in Ming Yin’s heart. He watched the man’s retreating back, unable to stop thinking he wanted this person to look only at him; he wanted to steal the unique favour he bestowed. Alas, the moonlight was hard to grasp. Ming Yin tried every possible method to get close to him but was constantly rebuffed. Disappointed and resentful, he thought: I should have been the one standing by your side all along. It wasn’t until a party when he spotted Xu Boheng’s car outside the KTV. In a terrible mood, Ming Yin walked over to provoke him: “Come to pick up your beloved childhood sweetheart again?” Xu Boheng, however, lit a cigarette, his gaze passing through the hazy smoke towards him: “I came to pick up you.” When he opened his eyes again, Xu Boheng was back in the past, completely whole. His first… — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: The White Moonlight Chased Me After Rebirth — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠