I Don’t Want This Male Lead (Quick Transmigration)

In countless angsty romance stories, the heroine always puts up with the hero's abuse again and again, loving him as if he were her first love.

The hero hits you? No problem. The hero cheats on you? No problem. The hero forces you to have an abortion? Still no problem... As long as he says “I love you” in the end, everyone lives happily ever after.

Heroine: Yeah, no! I don't want this hero anymore. Whoever wants him can have him!

[First story] Her childhood sweetheart marries his childhood friend, then meets his true love: “I'm not sharing a husband with another woman. Divorce!”

[Second story] A neighboring kingdom's crown prince has a white moonlight and is forced to marry a princess: “You and your white moonlight can keep being all lovey-dovey. If you dare set foot in my courtyard, I'll break your legs!”

[Third story] A literary great with a wife falls in love with a female student: “So you want to pursue true love? You expect me to stay home and serve your parents? No way!”

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