What?! The Heartthrob Is Me!

[A similar upcoming story, Let Me Die in Your Arms. Click the author's profile to check out the adored white moonlight!]

Blurb:

Du Ruan accidentally transmigrates into a novel where everyone is captivated by the heroine, becoming a character with the same name who has lost her family and is written as a villain but read as cannon fodder.

Even with the golden finger of knowing the original plot, she still ends up as cannon fodder, poisoned by the heroine and targeted for assassination by the male supporting character.

She spends her whole life as cannon fodder, dying of illness on the eve of the finale, just as the original plot dictates. She falls asleep, then opens her eyes again... and finds herself back at the moment she first transmigrated!

Given another chance, Du Ruan lies flat at the bottom of the pit and decides to bow to the heroine's evil forces and be a good, obedient piece of cannon fodder.

She follows the plot and sneaks into the imperial palace again, only to be pinned to the floor of the throne hall by the black-clad assassin who tried to kill her several times in her previous life.

The refined, wicked young emperor chuckles. "Why won't you stay in the palace with me, Ruan Ruan?"

When she infiltrates the regent's manor, planning to be the regent's most inconspicuous pawn of cannon fodder,

the cold-hearted regent carefully pulls her into his arms. "I would trade my kingdom for a single smile from you."

With blades flying indiscriminately on the battlefield, Du Ruan does everything she can to offer her head to the enemy general.

The great general, who hated her to the bone in her previous life, hurries to the dungeon in the middle of the night, his face filled with nothing but concern. "I made you suffer."

The road ahead is dangerous. Du Ruan stays behind to die so the others can escape first.

The bodyguard who abandoned her and fled in her previous life instead turns red-eyed. "Please, miss, have mercy on me. Don't leave me behind again."

Du Ruan: ???

She decides to run away that very night.

I'm out of here!

She makes a hurried escape, barely managing to outrun a few street thugs, only to run into the original heroine, renowned for her beauty and kindness.

Du Ruan is just about to breathe a sigh of relief when she watches the beautiful heroine, lovely as a celestial being, take off her long dress and reveal the men's clothes underneath.

The gentle, charming "her" from the novel holds the hairpin Du Ruan once left behind, her eyes full of unyielding affection.

"Ruan Ruan, come with me."

Content warnings: 1. Not much palace or household intrigue.

2. The heroine is an ordinary person, an ordinary person, an ordinary person.

Here's another upcoming story

Tang Tang has many identities.

She's the little-sun junior sister of the greatest swordmaster in the world;

she's the little cat demon who doesn't dare look up from the arms of the leader of the immortal sect;

she's the unattainable master whom the Valley Master of the Medicine King Valley loves but cannot have;

Most importantly, she's a member of the transmigration bureau's cannon-fodder white moonlight System. Every day, she diligently plays all kinds of gentle, considerate, lively, kind, and beautiful white moonlights. And of course, as a proper white moonlight, she has to die young.

Tang Tang has a harmless occupational quirk: as a white moonlight, she has to die beautifully, romantically, and grandly. Ideally, it should be on a rainy night, in the midst of a great army, when she falls weakly into the male leads' arms, then weakly spits up a mouthful of blood and says, "Could you let me die in your arms...?"

She's been doing this job for countless years, as practiced as a heartless playboy who pats himself on the backside and walks away. She never dreamed she'd mess things up one day.

The next time she spits up blood and falls into a male lead's arms, before she can deliver her farewell line, the System suddenly announces:

Your target, [Swordmaster], is ten meters away.

Your target, [Valley Master of the Medicine King Valley], is five meters away.

Your target, [Leader of the Immortal Sect], is one meter away.

Your target...

Tang Tang struggles to lift her head. Several men she knows all too well are crouched in front of her.

"We caught you," they say.

"This time, let me die in your arms."

Content warnings: 1. The heroine is easygoing and works diligently. She doesn't treat fictional characters as real people, so they can't hurt her.

2. Every male lead goes from devoted puppy to rabid dog.

3. No more betting on who she'll end up with, friends. I lost that bet, so I got mad and split him into multiple personalities instead. The male lead is one man in several slices! Of course adults can have it all. [JPG]

Theme: There is no right or wrong, only different sides.