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Blurb: Jian Yuqing transmigrates into an unfinished novel called The Disabled Tycoon's White Moonlight. By the end, it's not even clear who the white moonlight is.
As soon as she arrives, the System gives her two missions. She has to complete them to return, or she'll die.
One: Fulfill the original owner's wish.
Two: Heal the heroine's legs.
In the original novel, the heroine Wen Li has been disabled in both legs since childhood, and is gloomy and deranged. Rumor has it that at a party, piano music disturbed the roses she was growing, and that night, the piano master's ring finger was used as fertilizer.
Jian Yuqing rubs her own ring finger. Maybe I should just die after all. At least my body might stay intact...
Just after arriving, Jian Yuqing accidentally walks into the wrong private room. Desperate for some spending money, penniless Jian Yuqing is forced to play a game of Kings with a group of rich kids she can't afford to offend.
After drawing the winning card, Jian Yuqing has no choice but to follow the king's order and accept her punishment.
She chooses a quiet, gentle-looking, delicate girl in the corner.
Jian Yuqing unfastens her clothes.
Only later does Jian Yuqing learn that this "delicate" girl is the heroine, Wen Li.
Jian Yuqing: ...If I kill myself now, will my body stay intact?
Not long after, shocking news spreads through Beijing's elite circles: Wen Li, the eldest daughter of the Wen family, has brought a woman home from a party.
The woman can not only get within three meters of Miss Wen, she even dares to hop around in front of her, though Miss Wen uses a wheelchair.
Everyone watches as the once temperamental, vicious, eccentric Miss Wen becomes easygoing and approachable.
People in their circle exclaim in shock: No wonder she's the stand-in white moonlight!
Jian Yuqing, "enjoying the life of the rich": So this is what it's like to be someone's stand-in~~
*One-on-one, both characters' first time, happy ending
*Poor top x rich bottom
*The bottom's legs will recover later
Third-person narration | One-on-one, both characters' first time | Please add it to your favorites, muah~
So, here's the thing.
I realized I was a minor character in a novel the moment I was reborn after dying.
A System claiming to come from the future told me this was the 366th time I'd died. Every time, I'd been a cannon-fodder extra, dying in all sorts of ways in place of the protagonists.
The System said I had to cling to the protagonists if I wanted to stay alive.
First, I didn't know that during those hundreds of times. Now, let me tell you about my 367th life.
I'm a diligent 24/7 corporate wage slave.
I get yelled at by my boss at work and by my parents when I get home, but I still have hope for life.
Then, just after I made the down payment on a house and started dreaming of a cozy life with a husband and kids,
I was torn apart by five horses and swept into a sewer.
The reason? The villain mistook me for the heroine...
Oh, come on. I'm so ordinary, and I even have a face full of freckles. Is the villain blind?
Of course, I know the villain isn't really blind. It's because I'm a nameless extra and the protagonists have plot armor.
Yes, cannon fodder in novels have no rights. Everything exists as a stepping stone on the protagonists' path to love.
So, am I supposed to grovel at the protagonists' feet?
That's what everyone thinks, right?
But screw that!
Why? Why? Why?
So I've decided to go crazy.
Of course, everyone knows my first move will be to target the protagonists.
But I never imagined the original novel would be a girls' love story.
The protagonist is a woman.
First, let me make one thing clear: I'm not gay.
Probably not...
Theme: Work hard, persevere, and fight to build a career of your own!
I didn't expect this to be gone. I didn't even understand what it was. It was just to cure Luo Luo's disease. It was not about the crematorium. It was not a main article. It might as well be a non-CP article. I don't like Jane very much. She has a mother's heart. I think Wen Li is very good. Although she is paranoid, she knows what she wants. She has capital. Although she is overbearing, she is very dedicated. She doesn't want it unless Xiao Jane. The heroine Xiao Jian worries too much. She says she has a mother's heart, but in fact she is very kind. . .
It started but ended in an anticlimax, and it ended in an unusual haste, alas.
I finished watching it, it took me six hours, and I felt like I was too titty after watching it.
Seeing Wen mistreating Jane like this... I thought for a while that I should just forget it. Jane suffered so much damage from the beginning to before her identity was revealed that she was almost dead!!! I endured it, I just wanted to see how the author chased his wife back to the crematorium, and this is the result!? That's it?? I'm so angry. It's so rushed. It's really crazy.
It's like the romantic romance in ancient times... When you watch it, you should be too thoughtful and just think that you are relaxed.
After reading it, my obsessive-compulsive disorder is satisfied () Overall, this article is a bit strange. I can't say it's good or bad, but the plot gave me a strange awkward feeling (/"≡_≡)/~┴┴(#-.-)
I read this article to relieve stress, but I didn't expect that people's blood pressure would rise after reading it.
It's not that I have any objections to the ancient taste of Dog Blood, I just feel that there are a lot of things that don't make sense. It's very common to make typos and sentences that don't make sense when reading it. I just need to be more careful.
I would like to ask at the beginning that the system said that Xiao Jian can return to the original world after completing two tasks. Why does it feel like nothing has been done after completing it?! What exactly does the system do?!
It's frustrating, who is Wen Gou's "crematorium" torturing? Except for Wen's post later, Jane has been ridiculed, humiliated, and tortured here and there. As a result, the crematorium ends just as it begins. The protagonist has a happy ending, and the reader dies of frustration.