As an infinite flow player, Ji Hui transmigrated. Waking up in a world free of anomalies, he found himself successful in career, harmonious in family, and financially free—living the dream. Just as he prepared to enjoy this carefree life, one day, he died again. It wasn’t until a fatal car accident that Ji Hui realized he’d entered a novel. And his identity was delicate—destined for an early death. Because he was the idealized beloved of the aloof, untouchable second male lead in this tragic, heart-wrenching BL novel. His death was the opportunity for the protagonist bottom. According to the plot, after his death, his childhood friend (the second male lead) would meet the protagonist bottom, who fell in love at first sight. After relentless pursuit, they’d engage in a tortured dynamic of "You love me, but I’m hung up on my dead idealized beloved," until finally, the protagonist shou and the redeemed, quietly devoted gong achieved their happy ending. Ji Hui was happy to spectate—after all, he only saw the second male lead as a younger brother. But then, unexpectedly—the main cast started seeing ghosts. Not just the second male lead. One night, even the protagonist bottom and the top could see him. Soon, Ji Hui realized something was wrong. Why was this deadly love triangle now revolving around *him*? As a ghost, his childhood friend’s hidden feelings were one thing—but why were the protagonist bottom and the promiscuous top also looking at him so strangely? # Jing Cen always knew Jiang Yuhan had a idealized beloved, dead for three years in a car accident. He’d fallen for Jiang Yuhan at first sight, convinced he was no worse than Ji Hui. Repeated rejections left him seething. He was certain Ji Hui was just a white lotus, unforgettable solely for dying young. Until the day he saw a ghost— Jiang Yuhan’s long-dead idealized beloved, the very white lotus he’d cursed for so long. Only then did Jing Cen understand what it meant to glimpse… the moon in one’s heart. His gaze fixated on Ji Hui, unaware the hostility and jealousy had long morphed into something deeper, darker—a shameful, pounding desire to hoard Ji Hui away, where neither Jiang Yuhan nor friend Xie Yang could see him. P.S.: Thrill-seeking, gorgeous idealized beloved bottom (Ji Hui) VS Cold, obsessive younger top (Jiang Yuhan). 1V1. Harem elements, but the bottom only reciprocates the top. Others admire the bottom unrequitedly.