The Ninety-Ninth Time I Got a Happy Ending with My White Moonlight

(Two female leads / sweet romance, level 1 / witty comedy / goofy, cheerful supporting heroine x gentle, resilient, darkened first love)

After transmigrating, Lu Siyao finds herself as an utterly insignificant nobody in a domineering CEO novel.

She watches the CEO pine for his first love, go crazy for his first love, and bash his head against a wall for his first love.

Lu Siyao can only wonder: What does any of that have to do with me? My life is already ridiculously comfortable!

System: “If you don’t complete your mission, you’ll be sent to work as a slave on a farm, dear.”

Lu Siyao nearly cries: “Then tell me who I’m supposed to win over!” System: “You get to choose, dear.”

Lu Siyao glances at the obsessive male lead, who’s gone mad and keeps emotionally abusing people, and immediately rules him out. Then she looks at the gentle but scheming, sickly male second lead. No, neither of them will do. System: “Why not take a look at the heroine?”

Only then does Lu Siyao remember the heroine from the book: gentle, beautiful, and considerate, a resilient, pure little white flower, absolutely her type. The two of them sling their arms around each other and buy one milk tea and get the second half-price, cling together and scream in a haunted house at the amusement park, and clink glasses at a late-night food stall, toasting “this ridiculous life”

When Gu Chuanze, the CEO who’s always putting on a tragic love show, suddenly storms in, the rose in his hand trembling like he has advanced Parkinson’s. “What are you doing?”

Lu Siyao raises an eyebrow around her skewer: “Sorry, your one true love got stolen by me, a random NPC!”