I Am the Obsessive Immortal Lord’s White Moonlight [Reborn]

[An older work. It is not tagged as a wish-fulfillment story, so please don't judge it by those standards. It features multiple time loops, and the protagonist gets sent back to start over in Chapter 84.] After suddenly dying in his bed, perfectly intact, Chu Qi learned that he was actually a cannon-fodder character in a cultivation novel. His role was to die at twenty and become the white moonlight of Yan Jiugge, the novel's mighty immortal lord. Chu Qi: ??? Yan Jiugge, who complained every day that Chu Qi was annoying and held him back, and who seemed to want to fight him, had secretly loved him for ten years?! It turned out that after Chu Qi died, Yan Jiugge scoured the world for rare treasures, braving every danger to bring him back to life. In the end, he became so obsessed that he spent the rest of his life trapped by inner demons, while all his luck and prospects in the immortal path were stolen by a good-for-nothing protagonist. After reading the story, Chu Qi cried a whole basket of tears over Yan Jiugge's fate and was reborn at the age of ten. At that moment, Yan Jiugge, dressed in black and gold finery, gave a cold snort and looked as though he was already fed up with Chu Qi. “We've barely walked any distance and you're already crying. Don't tell me you want me to carry you?” Chu Qi touched the corner of his eye, where there were no tears, and held out his hand to Yan Jiugge. “Yes, carry me.” Chu Qi: Good thing I know the story now. So you wanted to carry me, not fight me. Premise: 1. After being reborn, the protagonist becomes a refined and easygoing beauty who specializes in healing, with sword cultivation as a side pursuit. He is paired with a sharp-tongued but softhearted sword cultivator who seems arrogant but is actually devoted and obsessive. 2. A mutually doting romance with strong feelings on both sides, and both partners putting effort into the relationship. Readers with very strict preferences should proceed with caution. 3. The story starts in their youth; they come of age in Chapter 17. Childhood friends to lovers. The author's next upcoming novel "A Contractual Online Romance, No Meeting in Real Life [Full Dive]" by Ruo Baiyi [Starts December 11. Thank you for your support!] After retiring from esports because of a hand injury, Ye Qiubai inexplicably finds himself inside a full-dive novel, taking over the role of a cannon-fodder character who catfished people in online romances by posing as a woman. The character is tens of millions in debt and uses cross-dressing in the game to scam people for both their affection and their money. In the end, the protagonist exposes him and sends him to prison. Fortunately, Ye Qiubai arrives early. The character has just made contact with a big spender and hasn't had a chance to scam him yet. Ye Qiubai, determined not to cross-dress and scam anyone: [Qiubai Bai]: Sorry, I don't want to lead you on. We should stop talking. The other person immediately sends a “?” [Special Follow] (Bad-Tempered Big Spender): You're overthinking it. Nobody's trying to have a relationship with you. Soon afterward, Ye Qiubai receives a contract for an online romance. The terms are laid out clearly: Three months of contractual online dating, for 200,000 yuan a month. Party B must be available for four hours of work every day and respond whenever called during work hours. Apart from looking pretty, Party B mustn't do anything extra. Looking at his account, which is tens of millions in debt, Ye Qiubai briefly thinks, “Can something this good really happen?” Then he calmly replies: [Qiubai Bai]: Sure, boss. What kind of women's clothes do you like? * To be the first to clear a new map, Gu Che paid for a companion to serve as his tool. The other player was a pretty face with a high appearance rating and a special luck stat in hidden dungeons, which could help them clear them faster. Gu Che was arrogant and flamboyant, with an insatiable competitive streak and vanity. He wanted the best of everything, and of course he wanted to be number one on the game's rankings too. On the first day of their contractual online romance, Gu Che laid down a long list of rules for Ye Qiubai: “Don't come bother me for no reason. Apart from showing that we're together, don't expect anything else.” Later, though, Gu Che discovered that the companion he'd hired could do more than just look pretty. He could even help Gu Che reach number one on the rankings. That was no big deal. Gu Che could solve it by paying more. What mattered was this: “Can you explain why you're a man in real life?” And on top of that, you're exactly my type. When Gu Che saw the online romance contract he'd drawn up himself, with its rule to “keep it about money, not feelings,” he regretted it. Premise: 1. A beautiful, capable, kind, quiet, and conscientious paid gamer (the wife) paired with an arrogant, flamboyant, image-conscious top-ranked player who eventually falls hard. 2. The game draws on online games, with some original worldbuilding by the author. It blends Western fantasy and Chinese-inspired styles, because the author couldn't choose and wanted both. 3. The protagonist switches between women's and men's clothing and identities in the game. 4. Mutual romance, with neither side loving the other any less. Readers with very strict preferences should proceed with caution. Theme: Love is shown through actions. Don't trust one-sided accounts.