My Heart Is the Bright Moon [Quick Transmigration]

Qin Jian loves Bai Shenwei, and only Bai Shenwei. He would give his heart to the moon, but the moon shines on a ditch instead. Quick transmigration. The male and female leads are always the same people. The male lead is a devoted puppy, and it's 1v1. The character setups for each arc are as follows: Guard: Princess Consort, come with me. Eunuch: Miss Bai, the love of a eunuch is filthy, isn't it? Master: Awei, did my feelings frighten you? Older brother: Weiwei, tell me, what should I do? (Not related by blood.) General: The person I love is my friend's fiancee. Monk: I cross mountains and rivers, not to pay my respects, but only to see you again. Deadly agent: Don't leave. Stay by your side forever. ----- A little promotion for an upcoming novel ----- "The Princess's Loathing" A Yan is reborn, returning to the time when she was not yet a year old. At that time, her mother was trying to kill herself, and her father was going mad. Nothing else was the cause: her father had seized her mother by force, and her mother had no way to escape. A scandalously irreverent storyteller once said that the Emperor and Empress were a classic case of star-crossed lovers: faking one's death, her running away while he chased her, locking her away, turning evil... A Yan glanced listlessly at her still-young parents, thinking only of all the people who had died because of their love and hatred. Most of all, her mother jumping from the city wall, and her father bathing the palace and the capital in blood. That sea of red haunted A Yan for the rest of her life. A Yan had planned to starve herself to death, unwilling to look upon this world again. But her mad father suddenly grabbed her by the throat, forcing her to cry out so he could torment her mother, who was bent on dying. As she choked and felt pain in her throat, A Yan suddenly no longer wanted to die. Instead, she thought: Father, Mother, forgive me. Your daughter has decided to be unfilial for once. * Chongguang Year Four. The one-year-old eldest princess fed the Emperor a pastry made by the Empress. The Emperor was poisoned and thought the Empress had tried to kill him. They had another huge fight: he was poisoned, and she was stripped of her phoenix seal. Chongguang Year Six. The Empress jumped into a lake, and the three-year-old eldest princess jumped in after her. The Emperor rushed over and thought the Empress meant to take the princess with her to die. They fought again: his old illness flared up, and she was confined to the central palace. Chongguang Year Eight. The Second Princess, born to Consort Su, pushed the eldest princess off a rockery. The eldest princess said a few words to the Empress, who thought this was a sign that the Emperor was about to move against her family. She and the Emperor had another huge fight. Little A Yan rested her chin in her hands, watching the chaos in the Hall of Mental Cultivation like a play, and calculating how much of the Emperor's love was left to wear away. A handsome young man came up behind her and brushed her wound with his slender fingertips. "Princess Yan, doesn't it hurt?" * The Empress named her eldest daughter Yan. But when the name was submitted to the Imperial Clan Court, the young man accompanying them changed it with a stroke of his brush: Yan. Yan means loathing, hatred, and weariness. Yan means clear skies, brightness, peace, and ease. Reading Guide: 1. The Emperor and Empress are a forceful-possession couple, the kind whose bloody feud gets everyone around them killed. 2. The heroine suffers deeply because of them. After being reborn, she acts sweet on the outside but is ruthless within, and is determined to break up her parents. 3. The male lead is pure, then pure, then pure, then dark. In the heroine's eyes, he should always stand in the clean spring breeze. Theme: Persistence can be rewarded.