Trying to Win Over the Max-Level Dark Moonlight [Book Transmigration]

☆Transmigrate into a book to save yourself x a sweet-on-the-outside, dark-on-the-inside, self-destructive madman☆ [The full text has been revised]

A new novel in the same genre, How to Win Over a Sickly Young Man, is coming soon. Here is the blurb:

[Blurb]

Lin Lu transmigrates into a book as a cannon-fodder villain.

Things are in a state of extreme crisis: she is at the scene where an entire sect is being wiped out.

Fine rain drifts from the sky, while the ground runs red with blood.

This is her first encounter with her target, Zhu Rushu.

He holds a paper umbrella in one hand. Fine rain swirls around him as he stands dressed in white, his eyes bound with white silk, his pointed chin pale.

He stops and turns his head slightly, seeming to gaze at her through the white silk over his eyes, his expression detached and cold.

[Your mission is to win over Zhu Rushu, the gentle second male lead in the book.]

Lin Lu: [That's it...?]

The System replies calmly: [That's it.]

Zhu Rushu is the original heroine's childhood friend, the sect's untouchable beauty, a kind and gentle person, a swordsmanship prodigy, and a paragon of righteousness.

But.

The man who appears out of nowhere beats the childhood friend, and the prodigy is blind, literally.

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Lin Lu initially assumes he is a gentle, attentive second male lead who treats everyone like the girl he likes.

To change someone like that, she must relentlessly pursue him and treat him with kindness.

Until Zhu Rushu pins her to a table with his Disaster-Slaying Sword. The young man's gaze is dim, yet his voice is gentle.

He only asks her:

"Junior Sister, how do you plan to kill me?"

How to kill him? Of course, she means how Zhu Rushu plans to kill her.

Looking at the sword's edge right in front of her, she thinks: So this is what the "gentle second male lead" is like?

Lin Lu gradually realizes something is wrong.

The original book's description is seriously misleading.

Apart from being blind and strong, he bears no resemblance to his original characterization. He's not only a madman, but also has a severe self-destructive streak.

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[What should I do when my target keeps trying to kill me?]

[Why is the sword behind him always drawn and scaring me?]

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The original heroine: "Although Junior Brother Zhu is blind, he finds his way around very quickly."

Zhu Rushu repeatedly offers Lin Lu his hand of his own accord.

"I'm blind and can't find my way. I'll have to trouble you to lead me, Junior Sister."

[Blind, but quick to find his way?] Lin Lu says, "Don't be ridiculous."

*

He will find a way to protect her, even if it means hurting himself.

The young man is covered in blood and wounds, yet stubbornly reaches out to her and wipes away the tear at the corner of her eye.

"Xiao Lu, don't cry."

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-Please check these points before reading-

1. The male lead is a madman who hurts himself. His blindness will not be cured.

2. This is not a strong female lead story. She is an ordinary person just trying to stay alive.

3. The story is primarily focused on romance. Please don't scrutinize the logic or the plot of each arc.

*Please refrain from comparing and picking apart novels. Let's respect one another.

The blurb for the next novel follows

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My name is Xiao Yu, and my full name is Yu Kuihe. After staying up all night reading a fantasy novel with a twisted worldview, I got sent into the book for cursing it out loud.

The System says I have to win over the sickly male supporting character, Song Yuzhen, to go home.

Song Yuzhen is a young emperor with the face of a woman and the body of a man.

The original novel says he was abandoned outside as a child and was rather pitiable. The rest is all about how beautiful he is and how he goes mad and falls ill.

Song Yuzhen is sick. In the original novel, his three palaces and six courtyards are filled with women who resemble the heroine, whom he regards as his white moonlight. He even imprisons her.

But he never gets physically intimate with anyone, and every night he sleeps beside a rusted saw.

That saw has been with him for half his life, cutting down countless souls.

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I transmigrate into Song Yuzhen's childhood and become a servant girl in his household.

While he hasn't yet gone completely beyond saving, I decide to win him over while feeding the little sickly boy some comforting words, so his heart won't grow so dark.

The little sickly boy has been beautiful since childhood, with skin as pale as paper and a face like peach blossoms. A slight curve of his eyes is enough to captivate everyone.

I work at it for a long time, and his affection finally climbs from the negatives into the double digits, almost halfway to the top.

But the little sickly boy still hates me, and when he goes mad, he even wants to kill me.

Late one night, he appears in front of me, dragging the saw from the original novel, a thing straight out of a nightmare. I can't stop trembling.

The little sickly boy is handsome, with red lips and white teeth. He smiles faintly, but that smile looks terrifying to me.

He tilts his head slightly and asks with an innocent expression, "Why are you afraid of me?"

My mind races frantically, and at last I find a solution in one of the strategy guides I crammed.

I knock the fragile little sickly boy down and kiss him.

Only after a long stunned silence does he shove me away.

The little sickly boy's pale face flushes an alluring red. He wipes his gorgeous lips and looks at me, humiliated.

He asks, one word at a time: "How... how dare you?"

The little sickly boy stumbles out.

I think he'll hate and despise me, but who could have guessed that from then on he'd cling to me? He wants to be with me no matter what I'm doing, and won't let anyone else get close to me.

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The little sickly boy has gone mad again.

He says he wants to spend his whole life with me, and if I refuse, he'll kill everyone.

He also says that if I try to leave, he'll lock me up for the rest of my life.

I haven't told him that once he truly falls in love with me, I'll be able to go home.

Theme: Love can save everything.