[Mary Sue + Love Rivals + Male Rivalry + Everyone’s Darling + Everyone Falls for Her + Taming Men + Dark Moonlight + Multiple Male Leads + All In]
Jiang Yang is the dark moonlight in a novel. Greedy and selfish, she tries to attach herself to Pei Huaixu, the revered young master of Beijing’s elite circle, and picks a fight with the beautiful female lead. In the end, she is abandoned by everyone, jumps into the river, and dies with no one to bury her bones.
The story is now at the point where she and the male lead reunite after years apart, and he’s in his “acting weak around her” phase.
She turns the tables and ties the male lead’s hands together with his own tie.
That’s right. Get on your knees.
Be my dog for a while.
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Later.
Pei Huaixu, the revered young master of Beijing’s elite circle, stumbles to one knee and begs her to take him in.
He Liu Jing, the female lead’s puppy-like younger brother, is worn-out and haggard, but his eyes still burn as he begs her to kiss him.
Xie Chunzai, the suave movie star, comes home weather-beaten and rolls up his sleeves to cook, begging her to linger a little longer.
Later still.
The original female lead loses every last support, her heart and courage shattered, her eyes blazing with fury.
In the end, she is abandoned by everyone, jumps into the river, and dies with no one to bury her bones.
1. The ending you wrote for me, I’m giving it back to you.
2. The female lead is a scheming beauty and everyone’s dream girl.
3. A healing everyday romance, where every male lead here loves me.
4. One woman with multiple men. All the men are virgins, and they exist solely to please the female lead.
