I Won't Be a Substitute for the White Moonlight

Main story complete, extras updating.

Up next: The Doomsday Woman in the Seventies. Please add it to your reading list.

Everyone says Su Tang was born lucky. For three years, Xie Heng, an untouchable heartthrob in their circle, held her in the palm of his hand and spoiled her rotten, obsessed with her and driven mad by her.

But no one knew that Xie Heng had another woman in his heart, his white moonlight,

and Su Tang was nothing more than that woman's stand-in.

Now, Su Tang doesn't want to be anyone's stand-in anymore.

Reader's Guide:

1. A whole pot of old-school melodrama tropes, with a satisfyingly sharp, angsty flavor.

2. A real wife-chasing-to-the-crematorium story, the kind that nearly lands him in the morgue.

3. The hero isn't a scumbag and the heroine isn't a doormat. At heart, it's still a sweet romance, so enjoy without worry.

Please add The Doomsday Woman Travels to the Seventies to your reading list.

Ling Shuang had just established the largest survival base in the post-apocalyptic world when, in the blink of an eye, she transmigrated to the 1970s and became the most pampered little daughter of the Ling family. Life without zombies was wonderful. With her family's love and her dual lightning and healing abilities, Ling Shuang was living the good life. Her one complaint was that getting a snack was far too difficult!

A new group of educated youths arrived in the village. To Ling Shuang's delight, the handsome young man whom every girl watched with shy, yearning eyes was none other than the genius professor from her past life, the one who had been her "granary," with spatial and mental abilities.

My instant noodles, spicy strips, and Lao Gan Ma are finally within reach!

Theme: The heroine stands on her own two feet