The Wicked White Moonlight Ran Away, and the Beloved Darling Became Unwanted

Headstrong young heiress × madman with a secret identity

Whoever the heroine chooses is the male lead

From the moment Song Mo was born, she knew she was playing the fake heiress in the story.

She dutifully followed the plot, studied the arts, and made use of every resource the Song family had to offer. At last, she became the unattainable dream girl of the entire capital’s elite circle.

The young masters, rejected day after day, gradually went mad with longing.

They found themselves a sweet little girl completely different from Song Mo.

They worked themselves to the bone, day and night.

In this restrictive sweet-romance setup, the true pampered heroine is emotionally and physically battered, while the male leads love her more than life itself.

And she, the evil supporting female character, is there to pull hair, slap faces, shove people into pools, and frame them.

“They love me most of all! You must have done something to turn them against me!”

“Song Mo, she could never take your place. Stop giving her a hard time!”

The four crazy young masters all rush to shield the sweet girl.

So what? She never intended to fight that nutcase over a bunch of useless losers.

Song Mo transforms into a pure-hearted romantic and starts dating someone.

She never expects that he’s been deceiving her too.

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A migrant worker from the countryside who came to the city to make a living?

In reality, he owns assets worth hundreds of billions overseas.

He works as a driver, using his salary to modify luxury cars and win her over?

He actually keeps a giant cat at home that can devour dozens of pounds of raw meat in one sitting.

When all the wealthy families of the imperial capital gather and he’s about to publicly announce their relationship,

Song Mo finally learns the truth.

She wipes off her heavy makeup, her face pale and bare, and decisively jumps into the lake in front of him to fake her death.

At that moment, she doesn’t see the despair in his eyes.

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Song Mo leaves without hesitation, taking a hundred million in prize money with her.

For many years afterward, the imperial capital bears witness to that love-hate romance