The White Moonlight's Spoiled Ways Never Backfire

Xi Hui is young, handsome, from a good family, and highly educated. Lots of people like him, his parents and older brother dote on him, and he has a handsome childhood friend who gives him anything he wants. He's practically the winner of life. But one day, a System calling itself "Supporting Character's Revenge" shows up at his door. According to it, Xi Hui's world is an angsty novel about a scummy top and a pathetic bottom, and the cruel, universally despised protagonist top is none other than Pei Su, the childhood friend sitting beside him. Xi Hui's role is that of a pretty-faced, spoiled, troublesome fake-white-moonlight supporting character. The System says Xi Hui will meet a miserable end: his childhood friend will take revenge on him, his parents will throw him out, and he'll eventually die after being ravaged by illness. Xi Hui is silent for a moment, then asks the System: [I get transmigrating into a book, but I'm this good-looking. Why am I not the protagonist?] -- Pei Su is having a meal with his childhood friend when a System binds itself to him. Calling itself Matchmaker No. 2, it tells him that his world is an angsty novel and he's the protagonist top. Pei Su cuts it off: [I'm straight, and I'm homophobic.] Matchmaker No. 2 tries to say something else, but Pei Su quickly interrupts again: [I'm having a meal with Huaihuai. Leave now.] -- Li Yuansi knows he's the protagonist bottom in an angsty novel. He's honest, kind, optimistic, and generous, giving his whole heart to the protagonist top. Even though the top only has eyes for the spoiled, troublesome fake white moonlight, Li Yuansi bears no grudge and willingly acts as his substitute and caretaker. In the end, he finally moves the protagonist top, that proud, cold, impossibly handsome man, who gets soaked in the rain for him, gets hurt for him, and goes crazy over him. All Li Yuansi has to do is wait and endure, and he'll have everything. Li Yuansi waits for five years, but the white moonlight never goes abroad, no million-yuan-a-month substitute contract arrives, and the protagonist top never comes to his senses. To his surprise, how did the protagonist top end up with the spoiled fake white moonlight? The arrow between the top and bottom is huge, and they're both hypocrites. Pei Su is a cold, aloof iceberg who ignores everyone else, but fusses over the bottom and manages every little thing for him like a doting mother. Xi Hui is polite and well-mannered with everyone else, but unreasonable, willful, and spoiled with the top, a little tyrant of a bottom. Little scenes 1. Someone dies right in front of Pei Su. Pei Su: . [Steps over them expressionlessly.jpg] Xi Hui gets up early and takes a sip of cold water. Pei Su: !!!!!!!! [Screaming reaction image.jpg] 2. Someone helps carry Xi Hui's bag while hiking. Xi Hui: Thanks, Brother X! [Sweet and well-behaved.jpg] Pei Su comes over and takes the bag. Xi Hui: You! Took! So! Long! Carry me! [Leaps onto Pei Su and clings to him.jpg] Please add my upcoming novel "Pretty Little Waif at an Elite Boys' School" to your favorites! Blurb and content warnings below. [Bottom's perspective] Because his body is different from other people's, Yu Qiao is especially shy and introverted. He has an extraordinarily beautiful face, with delicate features and wavy black hair that reaches his neck. His classmates ostracize him. No one wants to sit with him, and no one will partner with him in PE. Anyone who shows Yu Qiao kindness gets excluded by everyone else, and he gradually gets used to being alone. One day, the school bully corners Yu Qiao in the bathroom, touches his face, and asks if he's a girl. Somehow, Yu Qiao finds the strength to push the bully away and runs blindly to the rooftop. He turns to face the bully chasing after him. His peach-blossom eyes are rimmed in red, his hands and feet tremble as he climbs onto the railing. He fails to get a firm grip. In the horrified, desperate gaze of the bully, he falls like a white crane with broken wings, leaving a smear of blood behind. When Yu Qiao opens his eyes again, he's just transferred to the senior year of high school, and his teacher is introducing him to the class. Yu Qiao thinks this is just another cruel joke fate is playing on him, but to his surprise, his body is normal in this life. [Everyone's perspective] A beautiful transfer student has joined the class. He's just very timid and won't speak, like a frightened little rabbit. Everyone fights to be the transfer student's deskmate and friend. In the end, they agree that no one is allowed to go find Yu Qiao on their own. But Yu Qiao grows more and more introverted and quiet, until he doesn't even dare to speak loudly. So the students come up with a new plan and decide to assign someone to spend time with Yu Qiao each week. They never expect to hear that he has fallen from the building. [Top's perspective] Ying Yuanzhou is aloof and refined, and never meddles in other people's affairs. But his greatest regret is not grabbing that timid young man at the rooftop entrance. A beautiful life passed him by in an instant. Later, he testified against the person responsible in court, used his family's influence to sabotage that person's company, and left them unable to pass the college entrance exam and destitute. But he could never bring back the person who had captured his heart at first sight. Perhaps his long years of prayer worked. Ying Yuanzhou wakes from a drunken stupor wearing a clean, neat school uniform, asleep at a desk piled high with books. The digital clock at the front of the classroom shows that it's the day the young man transfers to the school. There's still time. Content warnings: 1. The bottom was intersex in his previous life, but is male in this life. 2. The top is a virgin. The bottom is not. Romance develops in stages. 3. The top, bottom, and supporting character are all reborn. The reborn bottom isn't a good person and may pretend to be innocent or take revenge on a supporting character who killed him in his previous life but has decided to repent in this one. If you have high moral standards for protagonists, this isn't for you. 4. The school setting is unconventional and exists to serve the plot. 5. There are probably lots and lots of potentially upsetting elements. Feel free to ask the author about them in the comments. The author will explain if they see your question. Theme: Be yourself