The Princess's Expired White Moonlight

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As the only princess of the new dynasty, with the emperor as her father and three full brothers, Song Wanyu has no grand ambitions. She just wants to lie flat and enjoy a life of wine, song, and pleasure.

White jade for halls, gold for roofs,

Pearls like dirt, jade like stone,

Fine clothes, fragrant carriages, fur worth a fortune,

Then her brother sent her long-expired moonlight, the man she once adored. His legs and hands were broken, half his face was ruined, and he was barely clinging to life.

Song Wanyu: … Sigh!

[You are my love that will never expire]

I know you. I will always remember you. Back then, you were young, and everyone said you were beautiful. I came here especially to tell you that, to me, you are even more beautiful now than you were when you were young. I love your face, so ravaged by time, more than the face you had back then.

--The Lover

I know him. I will always remember him. Back then, he was young and peerlessly handsome. Everyone had heard his name, and countless people admired him like the moon in the sky. Now I just want to tell him that I have always loved him, from that year until today, and my love has never changed.

--Song Wanyu

In a nutshell: An ancient-style love story between a fan and her idol.

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Reading Guide:

1. Daily updates, posted promptly at 9 a.m.

2. An alternate setting, loosely modeled on the Tang Dynasty. The heroine's character and background draw on historical references, but the plot comes first and will not follow history exactly. Please don't overanalyze it.

3. A healing story. The hero has lost his hands and legs and is half disfigured at the start. He's a bit depressed, but he will recover~

4. The heroine secretly loves the hero and helps him heal. Then they fall for each other in secret, and finally openly declare their love. Happy ending.

5. The heroine's fiance died, and the hero once had a fiancee. Both are virgins.

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Ruan Qingqi transmigrated into a book, specifically a Mary Sue novel her stepsister had commissioned at great expense.

The heroine is the youngest daughter of the chief minister, graceful and slender, beautiful and gentle.

Her shrewd father dotes on her,

her brilliant elder brother protects her,

the cold and sinister new emperor covets her,

and her refined, gentle royal uncle admires her.

They all love her, each one spoiling her rotten.

Meanwhile, Ruan Qingqi becomes the heroine's full sister, a "heavyweight" supporting character weighing two hundred pounds. After marrying the new emperor, she will be neglected and tormented, and eventually starve to death in the palace.

Ruan Qingqi: I'll lose some weight first. Once I'm done, I'll send that bunch of scumbags straight to heaven.

One of the scumbags: …

Other people transmigrate into books as peerless beauties. Ruan Qingqi transmigrates as a lovestruck, fat girl.

Seeing that she now weighs two hundred pounds, she can't take it and faints.

The dog emperor, who is nearly crushed to death beneath her two-hundred-pound weight, faints along with her.

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