After Transmigrating Into a Book, I Became the Second Male Lead's White Moonlight

[A heroine who struggles with her feelings vs. a doting, understanding hero]

After transmigrating into a book, An Yan lived exactly as she pleased, kicking her scumbag ex to the curb and tearing into shameless jerks. She did all the things she’d never been able to do before. In a word: exhilarating.

After returning to the country, An Yan felt nervous about seeing him again, so she planned to wait a few days. She didn’t expect him to run into her first.

“Yanyan, aren’t you going to introduce the guy beside you?”

“Yanyan, don’t you miss me? Why didn’t you even tell me you were coming back?”

An Yan was born into the world of the novel and lived there until she was fifteen. Her father died saving the Ji family heir, and the Ji family took her in. Ji Shu’s parents had also died in the accident, so An Yan and Ji Shu depended on each other.

Before they knew it, the lines between their feelings had begun to blur. At twenty-two, An Yan sensed that Ji Shu’s feelings for her had changed. She decided to follow Ji Shu’s grandfather’s wishes and go abroad, but four years later, a mission tied to her transmigration into a book forced her to return.

Seeing the man she loved for the first time in four years, Ji Shu could barely contain himself. “Yanyan, please let me take care of you.”

Touched by Ji Shu’s attentiveness, An Yan teased him. “Mr. Ji, you’re so good at keeping house. Why don’t you marry me and cook for me?”

Ji Shu only shook his head with a smile. “I want to marry you. Do you dare take me as your husband?”

An Yan imagined the news spreading that the heir to the Ji family, a financial powerhouse, was marrying her, and couldn’t help shivering.

“My place is completely bare. I can’t afford to marry you, Mr. Ji.”

“I’ll bring a trillion with me when I marry you. No dowry needed.”