When a Big Shot Becomes a Top-Grade Disaster [Quick Transmigration]

For the second installment, see the novel next door, The Protagonist's White Moonlight Ran Away with Me [Quick Transmigration]. Please add this upcoming novel to your collection: In old-fashioned melodramas, the protagonist always has a white moonlight they long for but can never have. So are these white moonlights truly pure and radiant, or are they scheming, dark-hearted green tea types? Qiu Yun stared at the protagonist, who had trapped him and his white moonlight on the bed, and fell into deep thought. [The Untouchable White Moonlight] [The Beloved White Moonlight] [The Two-Faced White Moonlight] [The Black-Hearted White Moonlight] Main story blurb: Qiu Yun, also known as Yuyunzi, couldn't stand the Samsara Mirror chattering in his ear all day, so he agreed to visit a minor world. And so he went from being the foremost person in the immortal realm to transmigrating into all kinds of awful characters... (Ancient setting) World One: The Widower A widower, parched for years, takes a liking to the pretty widow next door, who has just lost her husband. He clings to her, hoping to start a "romance in their twilight years," and nearly gets his legs broken by her younger brother-in-law. After Qiu Yun arrives, he has no interest in a romance in their twilight years. But why does the widow's younger brother-in-law keep coming around to curry favor with him? (Republican era) World Two: The Young Master A good-for-nothing young master takes a liking to a lovely flower seller and abducts her to make her his third concubine. But on their wedding night, he discovers that the person he abducted is the flower seller's twin brother. Qiu Yun transmigrates just as he is about to lift the bride's veil, only to discover that his new bride, dressed in red wedding robes, has hidden a murderous weapon in her sleeve. Without hesitation, he puts down the veil and writes her a divorce letter. Reading notes: * Male lead pursues, 1v1. * Lightweight writing, rough prose, and no concern for logic. No need to think too hard while reading. * Malicious ranking comparisons and disparaging reviews are not welcome. Added 2020/06/07 Theme: Stand on your own two feet and change your fate