The Ruined White Moonlight [Quick Transmigration]

Chi Yu binds herself to the "Rotten Moon" System. She must play the white moonlight in every world, not only making the male lead fall for her but also gradually turning into someone he no longer recognizes, until finally...

She festers into a hidden sore in the male lead's heart, and the real heroine scrapes away the rot to cure him... Of course, none of that is her concern, because by then she's already moved on to the next world.

World 1: The white moonlight wife who shared the hardships but couldn't enjoy the good times

Jiang Yanqing married young and built a business from nothing with his wife. At last, when he made it big, the woman behind him, his muse and virtuous wife, began acting up.

Playing the white moonlight isn't hard. The hard part is figuring out how to become a grain of white rice. Chi Yu thinks she's doing a pretty good job: endless suspicion and jealousy, unreasonable tantrums, and more, including forcing him to delete female contacts, installing surveillance cameras, and making a scene on set. But artists are just different.

Chi Yu thinks, I've tormented him this much, and instead of pushing him away... She watches the original story's gifted, haughty director, so proud he seems untouchable, red-eyed as he demands:

"Didn't we promise... that illness, poverty, or wealth would never separate us?"

With her eyes, which can see the dead, Chi Yu looks at Jiang Yanqing and can't see any sign that he's been possessed.

What on earth is going on with him?

World 2: The real and fake young masters, and the hypocritical master, fight over dried fish!

In a xianxia world where the strong prey on the weak and only the fittest survive, the little koi spirit A Yu has managed to attach herself to Shen Rang, a heaven-blessed disciple of an immortal sect.

After painstakingly playing the role of an innocent, spoiled white moonlight, she's preparing to use a few tricks to get Shen Rang to make her the wife of the world's foremost sect. Who knew Shen Rang was a fake?

The sect's chosen heir, supposedly the one in a century to bear the dragon bloodline, turns out to be a fake young master!

It's not that she betrayed Shen Rang. He's the one who betrayed her. So she'll just have to attach herself to the real young master's coattails.

But the real young master is useless... The little fish spirit turns her gaze to the supreme figure of the immortal sect...

That's right. A Yu is a fickle, faithless, opportunistic woman who changes her affections and seeks the company of someone better.

People climb upward, while water flows downhill. We fish have to swim upstream! A Yu doesn't think there's anything wrong with what she's doing. She even expects these heaven-blessed young masters to each discover her ugly true colors and cast her aside.

But all she gets in return are pairs of bloodshot eyes staring at her.

How strange. Why are all of you looking at me like that? I'm not the one who broke your heart!

World 3: The white moonlight you long to touch but dare not. Fake incest, "Little sister, open the door. It's your husband."

Chi Yu enters a story about a real and a fake heiress, playing the pampered sect heiress and white moonlight who has had everything her whole life. Then the real heiress arrives, the illusion shatters, and the sect heiress, having lost everything, finally turns evil...

But why did nobody tell her the real heiress was a guy?

And why is her brother the happiest person of all when he learns Chi Yu is the fake heiress?

World 4: Falling for someone else while trying to save the white moonlight. (Tentative)

Worlds 5, 6, and 7 are still to be decided.

Note: The heroine is a little bit of a universal charmer. The male lead's aspects start splitting off from the second world onward.

[My next book might be "Profaning the Gods." Here's the blurb. Hope you like it!]

Jiang Maolian is famous for miles around as the Tofu Beauty. Her reputation isn't great. Not only was she widowed at a young age, she also has a much younger brother-in-law to support.

When the boy first came to live with her, he was fourteen but looked like a ten-year-old. Jiang Maolian thinks she's treated her brother-in-law very well: she'd give him the stars if he asked, and feed and clothe him without worry. She even paid for him to attend private school. He lived up to her hopes, earning an official title that brought her honor, and he was filial, too. Maolian was so pleased, she thought her good days were finally here, until one day...

The boy used everything she'd taught him against her!

Not only did he refine her into a cultivation vessel, he spouted shameless, treasonous nonsense about love!

What a waste of all that studying!

Yin Xian has never thought of Jiang Maolian as his sister-in-law. He didn't before, he doesn't now, and he never will.

At most, he'll call her "sis," and only in front of other people. In private, he's done every vile, unspeakable thing imaginable, so why does she still treat him like a child?!

Jiang Maolian treats him wonderfully. He knows that, and he knows he's repaying her kindness with betrayal.

But he doesn't want the stars or the moon. He only wants her to be his wife.

Is that so hard???

Jiang Maolian just thinks he's lost his mind. She doesn't understand. We met in troubled times, wandered from place to place, and depended on each other to survive. What could he possibly be unhappy about? When did he... go so wrong?

Yin Xian can't understand it either. She dotes on me and cherishes me. How could she not love me?

Theme: Finding yourself