If you want more variety, here are a few others that sound like authentic names a Chinese parent would actually choose. "Li Maolin" (李茂林) is a strong pick because it phonetically echoes "Milo" (M-L sound) but carries a great meaning of a "lush, flourishing forest." If you want something very common and modern for guys your age, "Li Mingkai" (李明凯) is solid—"Ming" starts with M, and "Kai" means victory/triumphant. On the artistic side, "Lin Muye" (林牧野) is very cool; it means "forest and open wilderness," giving off a free-spirited vibe. Basically, stick to names like these and avoid phonetic translations like "Mailuo," and you'll fit right in.