After dystocia and death, I became everyone's white moonlight

Synopsis

Xie Ran spends his existence as a discarded object, shuffled between three men who offer only contempt. While the first two view him with disgust or as a mere imitation of another, the third delivers the final blow, abandoning him to a grueling, fatal labor. This harrowing start sets a grim tone, layering psychological trauma with physical agony. However, the weight of the story shifts as it moves into themes of cultivation and immortality, transforming a tale of absolute misery into one of reckoning. The emotional arc escalates from devastating despair to a slow, methodical pursuit of redemption, where the once-dominant partner is forced to chase after the one he destroyed. Such a progression rewards an appetite for intense angst and the satisfaction of seeing a cruel partner suffer through regret. Conversely, the explicit nature of the initial suffering and the heavy reliance on emotional cruelty may prove too oppressive for those seeking a lighter romance.