The Enchantress Who Brought Ruin to the Nation (Transmigrate into a Book)

My new novel, The White Moonlight Is a Little Panicked (Transmigrate into a Book), is being updated daily. Please add it to your collection, thank you!

The male lead falls on hard times, and his white moonlight breaks off their engagement.

The male lead makes it big, and his white moonlight runs into trouble.

Qiao Wei is unlucky enough to transmigrate into the role of this vain, flirtatious woman who gets harshly punished in the end, a fake white moonlight. She wanted to defy fate, but the engagement has already been called off, and the male lead has already turned dark... Forget it, she can't get him to support her, so she'd better stick to her character and enjoy herself while she can.

Surely if she keeps acting out like this, she'll manage to get herself killed?

But the male lead looks at her with affection: "I know you have your reasons, right?"

Qiao Wei: "What?"

Male lead: "You secretly sent me letters."

Qiao Wei: "...But the letters were all insulting you."

Male lead: "Who cries while insulting someone?"

Qiao Wei: "I wasn't crying."

Male lead: "Look for yourself."

Qiao Wei: "That's just a tea stain."

Male lead: "Stop explaining. Explaining just makes you look guilty. I know you love me. You're just too stubborn to say it."

Qiao Wei looks at the smiling, lovesick man before her and, for some reason, feels a little panicked.

In a nutshell: The male lead keeps mistaking me for being madly in love with him. What am I supposed to do?

[Reading Guide]

1. One-on-one romance, with a somewhat lovestruck male lead vs. a heroine who's not particularly interested in dating.

2. A sweet, satisfying story about transmigrating into a fictional book. No historical research needed.

She transmigrates into a melodramatic old-school romance novel. Faced with the original heroine's gut-wrenching story of living and dying for love, Su Xinyue can only say: "Ha. To hell with being lovesick."

A story about making someone regret ever looking down on you.

[Reading Guide]

1. One-on-one romance, happy ending, updated daily.

2. The setting is very loose. No point in doing historical research.

3. There's always more to a story than meets the eye. Stick with it for a few more chapters and you'll discover something different!

[Notice]

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