Becoming the Male Lead’s White Moonlight in a Period Novel

A note before the story: The heroine is really not a self-sacrificing saint. The heroine and the female supporting character are actually the same person, and the so-called white moonlight is the heroine herself. For their relationship, think of Lan Kui and Hong Kui from Chinese Paladin 3. Is that clear enough?

I didn't want to spoil things in advance, but since people keep misunderstanding, I'll spell it out now!

Lin Qianqian transmigrated into a book, into the body of the male lead's original wife and white moonlight in The Story of a Military Wife Raising Children in the Sixties.

The original Lin Panpan was portrayed as fair-skinned, beautiful, long-legged, gentle as water, and kind as a little angel. She was the white moonlight kept in the heart of the male lead, Yan Yujing.

The male lead in the book was tall and powerful, upright and masculine, mature and steady, and cool-headed and scheming. In short, he was written to be perfect and incredibly dependable.

Yan Yujing and Lin Panpan married after being introduced to each other. They were a perfect match, and their love grew deeper after marriage. If nothing went wrong, this would have been a sweet romance about a loving married couple. And in fact, they spent their lives happily together, and all three of their children went on to become top figures in their respective fields.

But in this story, Yan Yujing was the male lead and Lin Panpan wasn't the heroine, so the sweet romance was cut short halfway through.

New story: The Scheming White Lotus Raises Her Child After Transmigrating into a Sixties Novel

Hu Lihua read a military-wife novel that nearly made her sick. The heroine couldn't stand her rough, uncouth soldier husband, so she abandoned her husband and child to cheat with a pretty young man and ended up destitute. Then she saw the glamorous division commander on TV and regretted everything. Reborn, she promptly dumped her lover and went back to the soldier, who remarried her for the sake of their child.

Damn it, Hu Lihua was furious.

Growing up with a stepmother and a father who stopped caring for her, Hu Lihua trained herself from childhood to become a top-tier white lotus.

Then one day, Hu Lihua came back reborn in 1957 with a parenting System. She discovered that the male lead's children were all exceptionally well-behaved. They could activate the parenting System, and even let her, a woman who didn't want children, become a mother without going through childbirth.

So when Hu Lihua saw the reborn heroine trying to win back the male lead, she rolled up her sleeves and stepped in.

Then Hu Lihua discovered that she hadn't simply transmigrated into a book. The book was there, but it had been beautified from reality.

The male lead wasn't the perfect man from the book, either. He was clearly a wolf in sheep's clothing. But that was fine. Wasn't a wolf in sheep's clothing just right for a scheming white lotus like her?

Synopsis Two

Yang Chengli met an interesting girl. She was kind, gentle, and considerate, and spoke softly to children. Most of the time, her smile was like a spring breeze, but when something struck a nerve, her sharp tongue could infuriate anyone. Her background was so pitiful that he couldn't help feeling sorry for her, and before long, he couldn't help letting her into his heart.

What Yang Chengli didn't know was that the pitiful circumstances he saw were exactly what she wanted him to see. In truth, she was a formidable woman who played helpless to catch her prey. By the time he found out, it was too late. She had already trained him into a green tea.

P.S. The heroine is a scheming white lotus, ridiculously adored, satisfying, and sweet.

P.S. The male lead is not the male lead from the book, so please don't treat them as the same person. The heroine really is a green tea, a scheming white lotus, and the male lead is a schemer. Neither of them is easy to deal with.

Theme: Sweet romance