The Villain Spoils His White Moonlight

To save the world, Siqing has to torment the male lead, going from his moonlight to a mere speck of rice, and paving the way for the heroine to reach her happy ending.

Siqing refuses.

System: I'll pay you more.

Siqing: Fine.

After explaining the mission, the System hurriedly leaves her a down payment and rushes off. Siqing knows nothing except that the male lead's surname is Ming.

Luckily, she runs into Ming Yao at the next corner and confirms her target.

In another world, the System murmurs to itself:

[Did I tell her that the male lead is her childhood friend, the heroine is her best friend, and the villain is her best friend's neighbor? Never mind, it's not important. She'll figure it out herself.]

Years later, the System detects that the mission is complete and returns to this world to pay the balance. It sees the scene before it and lets out a scream.

[Ahhh! Why aren't the male and female leads together? Why are you with the villain? What do you mean, a female-led story with no romance? What do you mean you're the moonlight of the heroine, the male lead, and the villain?!]

Siqing shrugs.

I have no idea. Go ask the original author!