She Is the White Moonlight Supporting Female Character

Blurb: After Qing Chi transmigrated into the body of a well-to-do earl's daughter, her life was peaceful and uneventful. That is, until she stumbled upon her adopted brother carrying on a romance with a woman, and found herself caught up in trouble. Later, she died, only to discover that she had been caught up in a conspiracy. From then on, she was trapped in one loop after another. Each time she died, time moved forward. After countless loops, she unknowingly became the unattainable ideal in many people's eyes. That is, until the real heroine transmigrated into the story. Qing Chi finally understood: she was the white moonlight female supporting character, destined to be abandoned by the male supporting characters. But why were they looking at her more and more strangely? Reader notes: 1. The heroine is the ultimate universally adored Mary Sue supporting character. She's weak at first and gradually fights her way up. One-on-one romance~ 2. The heroine doesn't realize she's transmigrated into a book during her first few loops. 3. New chapters every day at 10 a.m. Other times are for revisions. 4. Cover image sourced from Bishui. 5. Each loop is told from the heroine's point of view, so don't take appearances at face value. There will be deceptive narration. I'll add more if I think of anything. [The following are blurbs for upcoming novels. Feel free to add them to your reading list if you're interested.] Blurb One: After Marrying the Villainous Prince Shen Dai transmigrates into the body of a wealthy young heiress. Her parents dote on her, her younger brother adores her, and she lives in comfort. One day, while out on a trip beyond the city, she finds an injured young man on the road. After waking, the young man introduces himself as Lu Chaoxue. He's gentle and quiet, refined and elegant, exactly her type. Shen Dai sets out to get close to him, fussing over him in every way, but despite his gentle appearance, Lu Chaoxue is hard to approach. She can only tell herself to take it slow. Who could have guessed that he would treat her cousin Tang Mengqing, who came to visit, as someone special? Shen Dai has always clashed with her hypocritically kind cousin, so of course she is furious. To win Lu Chaoxue, she forces him to marry into her family. Their married life has its ups and downs, but she thinks they'll get used to it eventually. Then, after accidentally drinking poisoned tea, she discovers she's transmigrated into a book. Lu Chaoxue, who seems so unruffled, is actually the ruthless villain Prince Jiayuan. Only then does Shen Dai realize she didn't drink the poisoned tea by accident. He was trying to kill her. She tries every trick she can think of, but they all fail. In the end, she pretends to be kind and tries to bring him and her cousin together. Everything goes smoothly. Then, just as she's prepared divorce papers for him, he tears them up. He looks at her, his eyes red. That was the day Shen Dai realized he was a madman. Lu Chaoxue: Only after Shen Dai accidentally drank the poisoned tea did he realize just how much he cared about her. He had never noticed such overwhelming love inside himself before. Because of her, his reason crumbled, and he found himself with a weakness. Afraid of frightening her, he acts cold, hoping she'll love him more and never be able to leave him. When she smiled and handed him the divorce papers, he finally understood that she didn't love him. Fine. He wouldn't have to keep pretending anymore. Blurb Two: She Was Blind When She Saved the Villain When Han Lu was young, she had the misfortune of hitting her head on a rock. The lovely young girl became blind. Fortunately, she has a special talent for tending flowers and growing rare varieties for the nobility. This allows her to work safely as a gardener at the Crown Prince's estate. By chance, she meets a cold, proud young man. When a fire breaks out at the estate, they escape together. The boy is prickly as a hedgehog. She pities him for being young and inexperienced, so she kindly takes care of him and teaches him. Little does she know she's raising a venomous snake. He had only been using her for amusement. Even someone as gentle as her can't help but drive him out of the house. On a stormy night, he kneels outside her home until morning. Inside, she doesn't sleep a wink. Three years later, a new emperor takes the throne. She is brought into the imperial palace. As she trembles with anxiety, the young emperor approaches with a smile. "Sister Lu, long time no see." The familiar, restrained voice leaves her frozen with terror. Worse still, she discovers that she is the disastrous concubine from the story The Emperor's Favor, and the new emperor is the foolish ruler who indulges her. He is destined to die in a fire the following year, during Prince Ning's bid for power. Her fate is even worse: she'll be hung on the city wall and pelted to death with spit. With no other choice, she can only try to reform the emperor, teaching him to rein in his violent nature. Eventually, she succeeds. The palace is full of beauties, and she assumes he is simply chasing novelty. She waits and waits for him to tire of her. But year after year, his love grows more intense, leaving her nowhere to run. Theme: Be true to yourself and cherish life.