The White Moonlight Faked Their Death, Then Came Back for Revenge

It's so hard. Another story has been playing out in my head like a movie, all about competing for favor, and it's taken up all my energy.

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Fang Cancan transmigrates into an abandoned reverse harem novel, and gets a talent lucky draw from the start.

The good news: She draws "Exceptional Wisdom," and from then on it's like she's got a cheat code.

The bad news: The heroine spot is up for grabs. She's a candidate, and whoever becomes the heroine first gets one wish, including, but not limited to, "return to the real world."

Even worse news: Another candidate transmigrates into the book at the same time. Su Miao draws "Siren's Blessing," maxing out her charm stat.

Better news: Fang Cancan grew up with several of the reverse harem's childhood friends, so her chances of getting home are great!

But her days of being the center of attention don't last long. Her family falls into ruin, she is dropped from the circle of romanceable characters, and she is sent to a prison island.

While she's busy trying to "break out" of the island, the System, which has been offline for ages, delivers three notifications in a row:

"Su Miao's status has been upgraded to heroine (active).

Su Miao has met the conditions to make a wish.

Su Miao wishes to stay in this world."

!!!!

Girl, you don't want to go home, but I do!

In despair, Fang Cancan screams, twists herself into knots, goes mad, and crawls about in the shadows. Eventually, she realizes that this world is one huge amateur production. Since she can't get home anyway, she might as well treat it like a game.

She decides to wreck this world.

Before long, Fang Cancan works her way into the upper ranks of the villains and becomes one of the infamous evil stand-ins.

Her childhood friends from the past play cat and mouse with her in an attempt to catch her...

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Fang Cancan was once the only flower among their circle of friends. Later, she left them, and before they could all join forces to bring her back, she died...

Years later, they all start imagining that she's still with them...

When they were young, it was all friendship. As they grew up, it turned into something else.

A group of men will chase after the woman they lost and pay for it dearly. The ending will most likely have the heroine living happily on her own...

There's little rivalry among the women, since their storylines happen at different times.

I want to write a highly intelligent heroine, but if she doesn't seem smart, I bow at a 90-degree angle and say, "Hontou ni sumimasen." It's the author's stupidity.

Theme: Resilient living