The Gloomy Villain's White Moonlight [Book Transmigration]

Blurb:

One day, Lu Shiyao gets a sudden urge to send a silly text to a friend: "Hello, I'm the Goddess of Fortune. I fell from the heavens after breaking a wing and am now stranded in the mortal world. I urgently need 995 yuan (a pun meaning 'save me') for hospital treatment. Just transfer the money to account xxx, and when I return to the divine realm, I will reward you handsomely."

Who knew her hand would slip and she'd send it to the wrong number?

Right after that, she receives a transfer of 995 yuan.

"..."

She tries to return the money, but the System tells her: This number does not exist.

The very next second, Lu Shiyao transmigrates into a book.

The story's great villain, who died together with his enemy for the sake of his white moonlight, is still just a cute little boy.

He looks up at Lu Shiyao with a bruised little face, hopeful and shy. "Big Sister, are you the Goddess of Fortune?"

Lu Shiyao: "..."

"Big Sister, can I see your wings?"

"..."

*

As a child, Feng Su meets a gentle big sister who saves him from the abyss, giving him light, warmth, and love.

Later, he goes from an abused little boy to the person in charge of the Feng family.

But just then, his big sister is killed.

*

Everyone in A City's social circles knows Feng Su keeps a deceased white moonlight in his heart. No woman can get close to him.

But one day, someone sees Feng Su outside his company, burying his face in a woman's neck and greedily breathing in her scent. "Big Sister, you're finally back..."

He has shed his usual sinister ruthlessness, seeming like a young boy acting cute.

Before you read:

1. The heroine only meant to joke around with her friend. Please don't imitate this; it could get your phone number blocked _(:з"∠)_

2. The male lead is Feng Su. The early story focuses on his growing up, and the romance only begins after he becomes an adult. Single-couple, happy ending.

3. The heroine's age and appearance remain as they were when she transmigrated into the book.

Theme: Love and redemption