What is it like to transmigrate into a book as the childhood bride of the original heroine's white moonlight, only to be an extra who can't stand being lonely, looks for a new man, and ultimately gets killed by her lover?
Qin Luo: Exhausting, but the heroine has good taste.
After all, her white moonlight is handsome, well-built, and rich.
Why cheat on him? If I just keep him for myself, won't I be a living bodhisattva, saving all those girls?
To reach her goal, Qin Luo sets two little objectives:
First: Win over the white moonlight.
Second: Make him fall in love with her.
He gives his sleeve a flick, and she leans against him, her voice soft and sweet. "Husband, your arms are so warm."
There we go, there we go! He's making a move. Victory is in sight!
He Xun: ???
But gradually, Qin Luo realizes that no matter how she treats him, he's still like a block of ice that can't be warmed, showing no sign of melting.
How long can a person keep trying? Qin Luo turns away decisively. Bye is bye. The next one will be more obedient.
*
After living a second life, He Xun discovers that he can hear that woman's inner thoughts.
The woman who betrayed him in his past life says she loves him, but spends all day secretly cursing him in her head. She's timid and spineless.
Since this is so interesting, he doesn't mind playing along with her.
Until one day, he realizes he suddenly can't hear her thoughts anymore.
He lets out a cold laugh. Her thoughts weren't useful anyway. He can do without them.
But...
Watching her turn and smile sweetly at someone else, He Xun can't suppress his fury. His voice is almost dripping with blood as he asks, "Do the things you once said still count?"
Content warnings: [Please don't examine the logic too closely]
[She pursues him at first, then he pursues her. Not sure if that counts as a groveling arc]
[The male lead can hear the female lead's thoughts at first, but later he can't]
[The writing is a little silly, but it's sweet.]
Theme: Fix your flaws, love life, and find a better romance.
