The Supporting Character's Professionalism

Every world has its own male and female leads. They're talented and dazzling, and their stories are always full of excitement. But Jiang Wan Feng is neither a female lead nor an important supporting character. She's just a passerby. In an interstellar story, she's a bystander watching the Cinderella heroine and the marshal hero go through a torturous romance. In an entertainment industry story, she's a fan who shrieks over the top-tier star leads' public pairing, checking in under their Weibo posts every day to comment, "I'm dying from how sweet they are!" In a campus story, she's a background classmate there to make the genius protagonists look good. In a wealthy family story, she's one of the hero's many friends, expected to deliver that classic line when the heroine appears: "I've never seen Young Master Gu care so much about anyone before..." As a proper passerby, Jiang Wan Feng diligently and conscientiously plays her part. ...Then, without meaning to, she wins over all the male and female leads. She is the world's most beautiful rose, nurtured by romance and rooted in love. She is the unchanging white moonlight in everyone's heart. [Reading Guide] 1. A lighthearted quick transmigration story with a Mary Sue heroine adored by everyone. The heroine is not strong. 2. The male lead is split into different versions, with a different identity in each world. 3. The heroine starts out as a three-year-old child, then gradually grows up in different worlds, so there are no romance storylines in the first two worlds! Romance only begins after she turns eighteen! [Important] [Must Read] The author's thoughts jump around a lot, and they're interested in many kinds of worlds, so every world will have a different setting. In some worlds, the male lead won't appear at all. In others, several versions of the male lead will compete for the heroine in a chaotic love triangle. Some worlds focus on friendship between girls, while others focus on family love between parents and siblings. Overall, it's a bit of a hodgepodge, but one thing will never change: the heroine is everyone's white moonlight! If that doesn't work for you, please read with caution! Theme: Everyone is the protagonist of their own story.