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At death's door, the civet demon A Li is bound by the White Moonlight System, which tells her to win over the male leads and complete her missions.
The white moonlights she possesses are either plot catalysts or disposable background characters. They can be weak, stupid, malicious, poisonous, and everything in between, but not one of them gets a happy ending.
System: You have to make the male lead fall in love with you, have a passionate romance with him, and rewrite the white moonlight's fate.
A Li: In a demon's world, staying alive is what matters most. As for being a white moonlight or a cinnabar mole, if you can have both, why choose?
World One: The Cowardly, Timid Cannon-Fodder White Moonlight (Complete)
After the male lead is found badly wounded and suffering from amnesia, a rural family nurses him back to health and gives him a new name: "He Zhiyan." But his identity and past draw suspicion and scrutiny from all sides, forcing the family into the conflict. In the end, they are left with nothing, and the feelings the male lead never confessed are buried forever. This past becomes the backdrop and the catalyst for the male and female leads meeting and falling in love.
A Li is the family's youngest daughter.
Later, after regaining his memory, the male lead carefully hides the truth about everything and gazes greedily at A Li's profile. I will stay by your side forever, even if it costs me my life.
World Two: The Rebellious White Moonlight Who Ran Away from Her Wedding (Complete)
A concubine-born daughter of a powerful clan refuses to accept her family's arrangements and plots an escape on her wedding day. She accidentally falls into a ravine and is disfigured, but the male lead finds and rescues her.
The male lead is handsome, brilliant, and even helps restore her looks.
She thinks she has found the one destined for her, but the male lead rescued her only because of her family. Just as he is about to achieve fame and success, she discovers the truth. Unable to bear the humiliation, she jumps off a cliff and kills herself. Only then does the male lead realize what he has done and regret everything, but she is already gone. It is only when the female lead appears that she opens the male lead's long-closed heart.
A Li is the concubine-born daughter who ran away from her wedding.
Later, the male lead, who fell for A Li first, speaks in a trembling voice: As long as you stay by my side, I'll do anything.
World Three: The All-Bark-and-No-Bite, Foolish White Moonlight (Complete)
Everyone in the palace knows there is a fake princess and a real crown prince. The fake princess is arrogant and domineering, but their noble and upright crown prince always protects and indulges her. Years later, the crown prince ascends the throne, but the woman seated on the phoenix throne is not the fake princess. They say the unfamiliar empress comes from a family of demon hunters, and her phoenix eyes can see through every evil spirit in the world. The fake princess was locked in the Demon-Suppressing Tower by His Majesty long before his coronation.
A Li is the fake princess, a civet cat reborn as a human.
Later, the pale, coughing male lead strokes A Li's long hair, afraid of waking her. This way, you won't be able to run away.
World Four: The Sweet-Faced, Poison-Hearted White Moonlight (Complete)
The male lead is a typical leveling-up protagonist from a male-oriented novel. He rises from a reckless young swordsman just starting out to the martial arts world's undisputed leader, with all under heaven bowing to him. On his journey to the top, helpful mentors and friends are always conveniently there for him, along with countless women who fall madly in love with him at first sight and are willing to give their lives for him. Only the white moonlight deceives him, uses him, and nearly gets him killed several times. Yet, thanks to the plot, these minor setbacks are nothing more than stepping stones on the male lead's path to greater power.
After weathering countless trials and achieving fame and success, the male lead chooses the female lead, a proper young lady from a prestigious orthodox sect who has always stood by him. The two have a grand wedding, and the story ends.
A Li is the wicked white moonlight from the demonic cult.
Later, the young swordsman's pride has been broken, and he is imprisoned in the demonic cult's inner hall. Facing the fellow disciples who have come to rescue him, he remains completely calm. I chose to stay here.
World Five: The Unfaithful Ex-Wife White Moonlight (Complete)
A sharp-tongued ex-wife who cheated and moved abroad x a wealthy ex-husband who talks himself into believing she's in love with him
World Six: The Arrogant, Selfish, Short-Lived White Moonlight (In Progress)
A campus version of Pride and Prejudice
The actual order of the stories may not be the same as above.
Reading Guide:
1. The heroine isn't perfect, and the System is barely present.
2. "No matter what it takes, I want you to remember me forever." This includes all kinds of methods, in the broadest sense.
3. The targets vary, some good and some bad. They aren't all the same person.
4. The endings of the mini-worlds include both happy and bad endings.
Theme: No one should be forgotten
It always feels weird, a feeling of being for the sake of being. The prince who is as gentle as jade in the front suddenly breaks down in the back and becomes OOC. No matter how you say it, you won't reach this point. Wasn't he fine before being imprisoned? Haven't you already chosen to stay? Why was he imprisoned suddenly? If he didn't imprison him, he wouldn't necessarily run away. If he was imprisoned, he would definitely run away. [Question mark] His brain suddenly disappeared? There is a plot where a character is forcibly imprisoned, which is very consistent with the logic of the character [fear]
Lu's personality in the later period is a bit broken, like a stupid donkey. If you draw a portrait of A Li and ask the Pan family, you will know whether it is a maid or Miss Ninth 💔
I was convinced. Although I guessed that the male protagonist was not his biological child, I was still speechless when I learned the truth. The emperor, Concubine Xiao and the Queen Mother, you three really deserve to die 💔
What kind of strategy is this? Immersive? [Question mark]
I can't even think of why I got to this point [spreads hands] It's not necessary, it's not necessary, wasn't it good when I watched the fireflies in the first few chapters 💔
Can the author make it clear whether the heroine is a vixen or a raccoon cat? Also, is it immersive or non-immersive? I'm a little confused.
So the original heroine didn't run away, just to question the second male lead?
Ah Li always reminds me of Yang Caiwei
I'm a bit confused. The male protagonist loves the original one. Does the female protagonist just accept the male protagonist's love for others? Can't the male protagonist recognize the person she truly loves? This kind of love is too fake.
The male protagonist followed the order of the Queen Mother to kill Pei Er. Instead of going to the Queen Mother to avenge him, he went to seek revenge from the male protagonist. Is he picking on the weaklings? Also, why the Queen Mother wanted to kill Pei Da was not explained clearly, and why Miss Xu died? It's not clear why he died, and it feels unclear.