The White Moonlight Doesn't Want to Put on an Act

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She Doesn't Want to Play the White Moonlight Anymore

[Book Description]

Reborn as Jiang Lianzhou's deceased white moonlight, Shen Qingxian is horrified to discover that she's living in a stand-in bride novel, where she's a disposable character who dies from the start.

Watching a female supporting character imitate her, and the CEO who supposedly went mad with grief over her but now regards her with a playful gaze, Shen Qingxian tears up the script. She's done acting!

As she builds her own business empire, she calmly watches the CEO's “devoted” performance. But just as her wings grow strong enough for her to break free for good, the scheming man corners her against a wall and murmurs in her ear:

“Xianxian, had enough of watching? It's time to come back to my side and help me finish this game within a game, where the hunter becomes the hunted.”

As it turns out, he had already saved a place for her at his side on the chessboard.

· Two powerful leads who defy the usual tropes: a clear-headed, rational white moonlight × a scheming CEO who controls the game

· No lovestruck heroine: she focuses on her career, while he joins her in playing the long game

· Exquisite romantic tension: a battle of wits between top minds, charged with irresistible chemistry.