He Dumped Me to Save His Moonlight? I Married a Powerful Beijing Tycoon and Thrived

[Clear-headed heroine + face-slapping + ex regrets and begs for her back + no getting back together + both leads have only ever loved each other]

[Completed fluffy romance, all satisfaction and no angst!]

Shen Chuyue loved Mo Linyuan for eight years, giving him her whole heart and wishing she could even give him her life.

But Mo Linyuan was cold and distant toward her, saving all his warmth and affection for his childhood sweetheart, Su Qingqing.

On their third wedding anniversary, she eagerly awaited Mo Linyuan’s surprise, only to receive a call demanding that she donate blood to Su Qingqing.

She also unexpectedly discovered that Mo Linyuan had given Su Qingqing the things she cherished most: her piano, her grandfather’s keepsake, and even the wedding she had looked forward to most.

A month ago, Shen Chuyue transmigrated into the body of a cannon-fodder supporting character with the same name in The Wrongly Cherished White Moonlight: the male lead Mo Linyuan’s short-lived, long-suffering wife.

As a rookie with no experience, she couldn’t just give up, so she decided to stay away from Mo Linyuan, reject every rotten romance, and live for herself.

But Mo Linyuan and the male supporting characters clung to her like dog-skin plasters, relentlessly pursuing her and begging for forgiveness.

Mo Linyuan looked utterly worn out. “Chuyue, I was wrong. Can we start over?”

The top-tier actor confessed publicly, “Chuyue, I don’t care about your past. I only care about your future. Will you marry me?”

Her green-tea younger brother sobbed, “Sis, don’t leave me again. I’ll die without you!”

Even the usually arrogant heir to a wealthy family was willing to hide in the shadows and be the other man for love.

“My wife has a phobia of men. Get lost, all of you.”

Just then, the young master of Beijing’s most powerful family pushed open the door, revealing a red mark on his neck.

“Uncle, what are you doing at Chuyue’s house?”

“You think you can call her Chuyue? Call her Aunt.”