Everyone’s a Replacement? After the Good Girl Faked Her Death, They Went Crazy

Luo Jiujiu is the “perfect doll” adopted by the wealthy Luo family of the capital’s elite circle.

In the Luo household, she must be gentle, sensible, and without a rough edge.

To survive in this ruthless family, and to thrive, she learned to wear a mask.

In public, she is the most obedient little sister of the Luo family’s eldest son, and the most docile niece of its ascetic head.

In private, she is a hunter who walks the edge of danger.

She brings the aloof young master of an old-money family crashing down from his pedestal, leaving him unable to resist her even though he has a fiancée;

She knocks on the door of the formidable family head and becomes his secret, pampered bedmate;

Meanwhile, the genius pianist and her childhood friend, the race-car driver, are both just tools to her.

She knows all these men share one “white moonlight” in their hearts: a young heiress from an old-money family who left the country long ago.

They treat her as a substitute to ease their loneliness. She treats them as stepping stones to power and a diversion from her dull life.

A fair exchange, with each getting what they want.

Until the day the real white moonlight returns to the country in a blaze of publicity.

Luo Jiujiu doesn’t throw a hysterical fit. Instead, she calmly dusts off her skirt, packs her bags overnight, and fakes her death to disappear.

She thought she’d be free to roam wherever she pleased.

But on the third day after she left, the whole city was locked down.

The usually composed young master of the old-money family frantically searched every inch of the city;

The all-powerful family head mobilized every resource at his disposal just to drag her back;

Even her once-casual childhood friends knelt before her one by one, begging on their knees.

“Jiujiu, just come back. I’ll give you my life.”