Chapter 61
The rushing young man seemed to realize he had hit someone and quickly turned back. “Sorry, sorry! I’m rushing to […]
Who Says the “White Moonlight” Has to Be a Person?
Who Says the “White Moonlight” Has to Be a Person?
Eighteenth-tier actor Ming Qi shot to fame overnight after throwing himself at capital tycoon Yu Qinzhou in an airport incident.
That very day, his rivals seized the opportunity to stir things up, pushing him straight onto the trending charts.
For the first time since entering the industry, Ming Qi achieved peak exposure—though mostly as the target of ridicule.
Late that night, Ming Qi sat cross-legged on his bed, dressed in an oversized black silk shirt, staring down at the top comment:
“Yu Qinzhou—a man constantly harassed by all kinds of entertainment industry oddities, yet forever unattainable.”
The sound of a door unlocking came from nearby. Ming Qi turned his head.
The “unattainable man,” Yu Qinzhou, walked over, pulled the phone from his hand, his long fingers brushing over the shirt that should have belonged to him before slipping inside the collar. His gaze darkened slightly.
“Going to sleep?”
…
Ming Qi had been picked up by Yu Qinzhou on a snowy day. Like a pitiful stray puppy, he followed that faint warmth home—and was then handed a marriage contract.
Yu Qinzhou was a patient hunter.
He knew that ever since high school, Ming Qi had harbored a “white moonlight” in his heart, so he waited in silence for years.
Until one day, at the anniversary celebration of Jing City No. 1 High School, he heard a friend invite Ming Qi to meet that “white moonlight.”
Ming Qi’s eyes seemed to sparkle like scattered starlight—but inside Yu Qinzhou, something dark spread like wildfire.
Keeping his composure, he asked, “Can I come along?”
“Of course,” Ming Qi agreed without hesitation.
Two minutes later, Yu Qinzhou stood in front of a shop called “White Moonlight Jianbing Guozi”, watching helplessly as Ming Qi bought two deluxe pancakes.
Yu Qinzhou: “…Damn.”
Who Says the “White Moonlight” Has to Be a Person?
Chapter 62
This was the exact kind of gossip Meng She had been bracing for the entire time—but somehow never expected it
Who Says the “White Moonlight” Has to Be a Person?
Chapter 63
Ming Qi lay on the bed, gritting his teeth as he stared at his phone. Yu Qinzhou had actually used
Who Says the “White Moonlight” Has to Be a Person?
Chapter 64
Wen Yulan’s call came unexpectedly, but Ming Qi didn’t think much of it. He gestured for everyone to wait a
Who Says the “White Moonlight” Has to Be a Person?
Chapter 65
The news of Jiang Haoze’s arrest spread rapidly due to marketing accounts, causing a huge uproar. Because it involved Gao
Who Says the “White Moonlight” Has to Be a Person?
Chapter 66
Yu Qinzhou returned to Xijing Bay just in time for dinner. Rarely, neither Meng She nor Min Zhengyue was there—only
Who Says the “White Moonlight” Has to Be a Person?
Chapter 67
Wen Yulan was the type of person who schemed, yet could not control his own heart. In his heart, he
Who Says the “White Moonlight” Has to Be a Person?
Chapter 68
Xi Yixiu’s arrival did not wake Ming Qi in the lounge room. But less than two minutes later, Ming Qi
Who Says the “White Moonlight” Has to Be a Person?
Chapter 69
Ming Qi already felt guilty for no reason. When he noticed all their eyes suddenly focusing on him, he stiffened