Quick Transmigration: The Supporting Girl with a Cinnabar-Mole Birthmark Can't Compete with the White Moonlight

[Tang Ruqin is part of the quick-transmigration department. She fills the regrets of various Hosts, traveling to all kinds of worlds and winning over their male leads.]

They say every man meets two kinds of women in his life: one is like the bright moon in the sky, his beautiful first love who dazzled him in his youth; the other is like a vivid cinnabar mole, a heartbreak that leaves him with regrets for the rest of his life.

But Tang Ruqin is the mosquito-blood, the forgettable one, and she's determined to turn herself into that cinnabar mole.

World One: At a banquet, her CEO brother-in-law becomes her husband in an instant. Though she stands by him through every hardship, she still can't compete with the white moonlight he loved when he was young. Deep in his heart, he still carries the image of one person: his ex-wife. When she stood beside him, he never saw her, yet in a sea of strangers, he recognized her.

World Two: A mature, reserved CEO and a university student. His adopted younger sister, his white moonlight, falls for an ordinary wage earner, so the CEO begins dating an innocent college girl out of curiosity, wanting to find out what was so appealing about an ordinary life. It was supposed to be just a physical fling, but he ended up falling in love.

World Three: A promising police officer and a working girl who has strayed into the world of sex and nightlife. She's the part of his life he can't let anyone see, yet she's also seen him at his ugliest. He gives all his tenderness to his white moonlight, while taking out all his roughness and desire on her.

There is no fixed pairing in this novel.

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The first world has a happy ending.