The Way of the Highest Good: Saving the White Moonlight

Name: The Way of the Highest Good: Saving the White Moonlight
Author: Your Heart Is Like Jade

上善若水之拯救白月光

by Your Heart Is Like Jade (卿心如玉)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 690k Words
Genre: Ancient Romance
Subgenre: Fantasy Romance
Updated: 3mo ago
Source: Fanqie

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Synopsis

After searching for five hundred years, the immortal Ruo Shui finally found her lost magic treasure.

Though the treasure was returned, it was missing some of its souls. Guided by fate, she had no choice but to help others while searching for the seven missing stars.

First story: [I Want to Be the Clan Head] The Cool, Reserved Female Clan Head's Rise to Power

Second story: [Seeking Freedom] Three Lifetimes of Love Between a Human Girl and a Devoted Fox Demon

Third story: [Slaying a Scumbag] A Serpent Demon Who Longs for the Mortal World Meets a Faithless Scumbag

Fourth story: [Recovering the Magic Lamp] A Devoted Butterfly Falls in Love with the Wrong Person: the Empress Dowager

Fifth story: [Becoming an Empress] A Cast-Off Wife Uses Cunning Schemes to Reclaim Everything That Is Hers

Sixth story: ...

Seventh story: ...

To be continued...

The heroine, Ruo Shui, was originally named Rong Xi, with the courtesy name Dao Sheng. She is powerful in magic, brilliant and resourceful, and knows how to act decisively: kill those who deserve it, bury those who should be buried, help those who need help, and save those who need saving.

The hidden past gradually comes to light as the seven stars are brought together.

The road to ascension is long and arduous.

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Female-Led Stories with No Romance and No Male Lead. No Male Lead, No Male Lead, No Male Lead.

This is important, so I'll say it three times: no male lead! No male lead!! Why do people keep seeing a few characters and recommending stories with male leads under a no-male-lead topic? I want the heroine to shine on her own. Urban entertainment, alternate-history settings, transmigrating as an adult or a child, it's all fine, as long as there's no male lead.

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The female lead has no romantic feelings.

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Ideally, the male and female leads should be equals. I hate it when the story makes the female lead out to be incredibly capable, only for the male lead to show up and immediately put her in her place. It’s so off-putting. If that’s the kind of story it is, it might as well have no romance, and let the female lead serve her country instead.

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