[Pre-release: "When the Wealthy Supporting Heroine Has a White Moonlight [Book Transmigration]". Find it in my author collection.]
#The male leads all fall for her after being reborn, but I just want to shine on my own#
Actress Li Mi is the white moonlight of countless powerful men, but she has a secret.
She has transmigrated into a book twice.
Not only does she know that her world is a novel called "Obsessive Love," she also knows she's the green-tea next-door sister in love with the three outstanding Jiang brothers, the novel's potential love interests.
Unfortunately, knowing that is no use.
Because the first time she transmigrated into the book, her memories were erased.
After getting a state-funded taste of the bittersweet life of a green-tea supporting heroine, Li Mi has, to her dismay, ended up back here again.
Having learned her lesson the first time around, Li Mi is now ready to take things easy and lie flat while she waits to die.
But just then, the System suddenly tells her, "Dear, break up once and you'll be free of the plot forever."
After a breakup, she won't have to follow the storyline anymore~
Wait, I think I can still save this!
Li Mi jolts upright on her deathbed and starts showering the male lead next door with sweet words and attentions, making soup and bringing him tea every night.
She waits and waits, and at last, as everyone expected, the male lead breaks up with her.
Slapping a bank card against his face, Li Mi waves cheerfully. "Breaking up feels great! To hell with being the girl next door!"
"Any of you brothers can have her, if you want!"
After breaking up with his childhood friend, who had been by his side for years, Jiang Yue feels that something is off. Lately, he keeps having strange dreams about Li Mi at night. And he seems to have suddenly become able to hear her thoughts.
But he's not the only one who feels this way...
Before being reborn:
Jiang Yue (coldly): Forget all that flirtation. I can think of you as a little sister, but I'll never love you.
Jiang Jingji (nonchalantly): Ah Mi? I've always thought of her as a little pet I keep.
Jiang Han (scornfully): What's so great about a green tea like Li Mi?
After being reborn: She's wonderful...
Mi Mi, look at me again!
Li Mi, who's completely in the dark and just wants to focus on her career, discovers that she seems to have more and more admirers.
After being a devoted fan of Li Mi for years, Jiang Yue is finally interviewed: "Mr. Jiang, how did you feel when you broke up with Li Mi?"
Jiang Yue falls silent for a moment. "Thanks for asking. My face still hurts. Chasing my wife in a battlefield where all my rivals have been reborn is so hard."
The male lead Jiang Yue, who chases his wife on his knees but can't win her back VS the carefree, independent, universally adored heroine Li Mi
Note: One-on-one romance. The leads grew up together as childhood friends.
Showbiz novel. The heroine eventually becomes an award-winning actress.
[Pre-release 1] "When the Wealthy Supporting Heroine Has a White Moonlight [Book Transmigration]"
#Then the Stand-In Had a Miserable Time#
Wen Xi is a wealthy, evil supporting heroine, the kind who gets struck by lightning.
In "Obsessive Love," she's a green tea who pretends to be someone she's not and uses her acting skills to successfully break up the male and female leads.
Readers grit their teeth and suffer whenever they think of her.
Created by the author to torment the leads, Wen Xi is known by everyone to love Xie Shen. Even Xie Shen thinks so.
But he doesn't know that Wen Xi only loves his face.
His face is eighty percent similar to the face of the person Wen Xi holds dear.
And, out of his sight, Wen Xi has four other men with faces just like his.
He's only one of them.
Until one day, he decides to propose to Wen Xi...
What the hell? I thought you truly loved me, but you think of me as a stand-in?!
[Pre-release 2] "When the Cutesy Girl Binds Herself to a Study System"
Comedic blurb (the serious version is in the pre-release description):
Hello, everyone. I'm a green-tea, cutesy girl in a school-life novel. Acting coy is my hobby, and getting face-slapped is my character setting.
I have a whole handbook on playing a school-life supporting heroine.
I'm determined to take on the male lead and his sidekicks. Uh, though I don't actually know what I'm supposed to do.
But one day, my companion System suddenly finds me and tells me, "Kid, you're not actually human."
Then, for no apparent reason, I become the divine beast Bai Ze.
The important part: I'm soft and snow-white, the kind everyone loves to pet.
Well, I have no choice but to accept my new character setting.
I've been upgraded from a green-tea supporting heroine to a lucky mascot.
But, wait?
How did I trigger the battlefield-of-love mode?
I'm completely baffled and utterly confused.
After all, I'm just an ordinary auspicious beast who knows astronomy above and geography below.
Theme: There's no such thing as a cure for regret.
After the Scum Gong Learned the Plot
A Body That Attracts Evil Spirits, But I'm a Study-Abroad Student
After Conceiving a Child with the Ruthless Dao Immortal Lord
That Rotten Cannon-Fodder Top Is Pregnant
An Ordinary College Guy, but a Saintess
Reborn, I First Befriend a Random Extra
The Possessive Demon Lord Personally Teaches Me to Turn the Tables
Time Stops, and the Straightforward Guy in a Four-Person Dorm Picks
Three Sentences to Make the Emperor Fall Head Over Heels for Me
After the Plot Went Awry
Why Am I, a Nobody, So Noticeable? [Book Transmigration]
Your Wife Is Gone
It's the first time I've seen Be's story about chasing his wife at the crematorium. It's really great.
Although this ending is a bit sad, in my opinion it is the most appropriate and best ending. I feel that only by allowing the male protagonist to ask for something but not getting it can the heroine's deep love and hurt in the previous life not be let down and buried. The male protagonist asking for something but not getting it is the most perfect ending between two people. This is also the respect they have for each other's feelings. Although there have been disappointments and regrets, they have lived up to their deep love in the end. The most difficult thing to reconcile between the two people is the heroine's "Although I no longer have the ability and courage to love, but I once loved desperately" and the male protagonist's "I know you may not love me anymore, but I will love desperately". The miss of two lives, the liberation of one and the shackles of the other.
Broken gold never reunited, chasing his wife at the cremation ground I finally saw a be story like this, and I like the ending very much. Some things that are hurt cannot be solved by simply not understanding or regretting them. Other stories about breaking the mirror and reuniting have their reasons for he, and the author's book about breaking up, not reuniting, also has its reasons for be. For this article written by the author, I think be is the best ending. The heroine is really smart, calm, wise, and has her own thoughts. I like her.
Everything is left to time. I hope that Mimi will have the ability to love and find the right lover in the future. She can just chase his wife in the crematorium and torture the male protagonist.
I really like this ending, I still feel a little unfinished...
I purposely bought the next few chapters just to watch Mr. Jiang being tortured. It was so harmful and so satisfying. Is an apology useful? Can an apology erase a person's psychological trauma?
I understand the ending of be, but Jiang Han was ignored a lot. What was he thinking before and after he lost his memory? Oh my god, you ignored him. I cry.
This ending is really wonderful. There is no reunion between broken mirrors, and no one agrees. Mimi is beautiful alone. It's really great. I think this is the he of Mimi alone. I love it.
Alas, Jiang Yue's mistake was that he wanted to be with Li Mi even though he clearly didn't like her, and he didn't care about her after they got together.
It's great, I just like this setting where he is defined as the male protagonist because of his role in most of the scenes, but he is not really with the female protagonist.