The Tool Man Awakens, and the White Moonlight Quits

After returning from studying abroad, Xizi suddenly finds a domineering CEO in her life who is said to be hopelessly devoted to her.

A whole bunch of women who look somewhat like her show up at the same time.

She frowns, wishing she could drag each of them off for a DNA test, just in case they are after her inheritance.

Before long, Xizi discovers that she is the white moonlight in a CEO romance, and those women are supposedly all her substitutes.

Xizi is supposed to play the wicked white lotus and help the CEO and his substitute heroine fall in love, but she decides to quit.

What a load of substitute romance nonsense!

What a load of white moonlight nonsense!

First of all, she barely remembers that so-called CEO.

Second, she can't stand men like him.

He can't stand being alone, so he blames the white moonlight for it. He has a dirty body but expects to remain morally spotless?

He wants to manipulate other people and congratulate himself for being moved?

Bah!

Keep away from me!

But why are the substitutes, who were supposed to run away from the CEO while he chased them, with no chance of escape, all so clearheaded?

Have they quit too?