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Next book: Refusing to Be the White Moonlight in the Seventies and Marrying a Powerful Man, please add it to your reading list The moment Luo Ruchu opened her eyes, she had transmigrated into the Republican era. She was the daughter of a mansion’s maid. Her mother had begged and borrowed to put her through school, but she ran with the young masters and ladies, even claiming to be the mansion’s young mistress’s cousin. After repeating a year because of her poor grades, she was about to help the young mistress deliver a love letter to a married male teacher, take the fall for everything, and get expelled. Faced with this bizarre situation, Luo Ruchu: “…” She promptly handed the letter back to the young mistress. “I’m not doing it!” Her peers were either apprentices at tailor shops getting chewed out by their masters or selling newspapers for a pittance to support their families. Luo Ruchu figured she’d gotten lucky with her transmigration: she attended the best municipal high school, had room and board at the mansion, and a mother who spent every bit of her wages on her. It was also an era when newspapers and magazines were eager to publish serialized fiction. All she had to do was pick up a pen and write! The first time Song Zaizhou saw Luo Ruchu, she was kicking his cousin to the ground. She wore a light blue, wide-sleeved short blouse and a black skirt, a fresh and elegant look. But the toe of her black cloth shoe was planted squarely in her cousin’s backside, and her clear, bright eyes flashed with anger as she looked at him. He wore an impeccably tailored shirt and trousers. His lips barely moved, yet the aloofness of a noble young gentleman and the sharpness of an industrialist were unmistakable. “If he ever gives you trouble again, hit him as much as you like. I’ll take responsibility for whatever happens.” The protagonist of the novel successfully invents an effective shampoo, makes a name for herself, and earns a fortune. Song Zaizhou, reading the newspaper: Huannian Brand Shampoo? Make it happen! Luo Ruchu, discovering Huannian Brand Shampoo for sale everywhere: Who’s hitching a ride on my success? Better pay up. If you don’t, I’ll write the protagonist’s personal-care factory into bankruptcy. + An alternate-history Republican era setting, with no major historical events Refusing to Be the White Moonlight in the Seventies and Marrying a Powerful Man, please add it to your reading list Song Yu transmigrates into the role of the male lead’s white moonlight in the Seventies. She follows him to the countryside as an educated youth. When he’s at his lowest, she gives him money and supplies, feeds him, helps him with farmwork, and dies saving the female lead, his childhood sweetheart, during a flash flood. From then on, she lives on in the hearts of the male and female leads as a pure and kind soul. Because they carefully preserve her belongings, the leads win the favor and support of influential benefactors, sailing smoothly toward the pinnacle of life. Song Yu: You get to be this kind of white moonlight. Would you take the job? She has to set the record straight. “I never liked you. The one I like is…” Where her gaze falls, a young man’s features are deep and dark, the muscles in his arm taut and strong. Who knew such a stunning man could be found out here in the countryside? Only after writing a letter to break off their engagement does Shen Li’s fiancée discover he is actually a powerful figure in the book. A sudden reversal in his status leaves Shen Li destitute. Everyone scorns him and keeps their distance, but he will eventually claw his way out of the mire and become a mechanical engineering mogul the male lead can only look up to. His fiancée’s heart overflows with love. She’ll stay by Shen Li through the hard times, become his light in the darkness, help him avoid open and hidden attacks, and wait with him for his wealthy father to arrive. In the future, she’ll live in a villa, drive a luxury car, and win at life. But she never expected another girl to appear by Shen Li’s side just a few days later. In the sweltering cornfield, Shen Li weeds with a hoe, his narrow waist and long legs outlined beneath rough cloth that can’t hide his powerful muscles. The girl sits nearby, cracking sunflower seeds, occasionally giving him water and wiping away his sweat. Shen Li works quickly enough to finish both their jobs. That girl is getting him to do her work for free! What should she do? Theme: Let flowers bloom in adversity