The Black-Hearted Lotus Specializes in Taking Down the White Moonlight (Quick Transmigration)

A quick transmigration story of the same type: [The Supporting Female Character Has Amazing Acting Skills]

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[Blurb]

In the book, the male leads and male supporting characters only love the unattainable white moonlight. They torment the supporting female characters who love them deeply, body and soul, then cast them aside once they've served their purpose.

Sang Yao's true form is a black lotus that wanders between heaven and earth. After accidentally binding to a System, she becomes the perfect nemesis of white moonlights.

She must make those men experience heartbreak and pain, and the despair of giving everything only to find their love unreturned.

World One: A cold-hearted junior takes the female supporting character's heart's blood for the sake of his white moonlight, while her fiance wants to take his childhood sweetheart's heart for the woman who appeared out of nowhere.

Sang Yao is that childhood-sweetheart supporting character.

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World Two: A young general with congenital insensitivity to pain takes revenge on his younger sister in the name of love, while her own brother dotes only on his enemy's daughter.

Sang Yao is that unlucky younger sister.

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World Three: The cousin who is nothing but a tool.

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Reader's Guide: This story is extremely melodramatic, with old-school unrequited love and characters who value love more than life.

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70% of the story is protected. As more worlds are added, this percentage will decrease. Do not purchase protected chapters.

Reader's Guide: The setting is fictional, and the entire plot is made up. Please don't judge the author by the characters' actions, and don't insult the author or their family. Thank you for sparing us.

Theme: If you don't love someone, don't hurt them.