Over the Moon (LEE Seungjoon) Manhua

Title: Over the Moon In the quiet town of Ravenwood, nestled deep in the shadow of the mountains, a young man named Ethan felt a strange pull towards the moonlit forest. Whispers of a hidden power emanating from the woods had reached his ears, stirring a curiosity he couldn't ignore. As the full moon cast its ethereal light over the town, Ethan ventured into the heart of the forest, his footsteps muffled by the thick carpet of leaves that blanketed the ground. The air was heavy with an otherworldly presence, sending a chill down his spine. Lost in the eerie beauty of the moonlit clearing, Ethan suddenly caught sight of a figure standing amidst the trees. Its eyes glowed with a spectral light, and a voice echoed in his mind, recounting tales of ancient curses and forbidden rituals. Drawn deeper into the forest by an unseen force, Ethan found himself face to face with the ghostly figure, who revealed the town's dark secret - a pact made with the supernatural forces that demanded a sacrifice under the full moon to appease their thirst for power. As the night wore on, Ethan's own inner demons surfaced, reflecting the shadows that lurked within the hearts of the townsfolk. He realized that to break the cycle of fear and deception, he must confront not only the malevolent forces at play but also the darkness that resided deep within himself. With newfound courage, Ethan stood firm in the moonlit clearing, ready to challenge the evil that had long plagued Ravenwood. The ancient spirits stirred, sensing his resolve, and with a surge of power, he banished the shadows that had held the town captive for generations. As dawn broke over the horizon, casting a warm golden light over the forest, Ethan emerged from the woods, a changed man. The town of Ravenwood lay peaceful at his feet, its secrets finally laid bare under the watchful gaze of the benevolent moon. In the end, Ethan had not only conquered the supernatural forces that threatened his home but had also conquered the darkness within himself, proving that true courage and strength come from facing one's fears head-on, even in the darkest of nights. And as he walked back to town, the moon shining brightly overhead, he knew that he had truly come "Over the Moon."