The White Moonlight's Art of the Bad Ending [Quick Transmigration]

As a top-level villainess in the System, Ran Ran is about to retire when she undergoes training to return to human society: playing the perfect white moonlight.

The white moonlight embodies every word of praise: gentle, beautiful, kind, and upright.

They can do anything, except live.

They wither in the prime of their lives, achieve the grandest of deaths, and live on in the male lead's memories. That is their fate.

World One [The Original in a CEO's Angsty Substitute Romance]

Ran Ran saves the tragic heroine and tempers the male lead's short fuse, giving the two of them a wonderful start.

Later, she's lying on her deathbed, barely clinging to life. She takes the male lead's hand and says, "After I die, you have to live well."

But... the heroine becomes an independent, powerful woman, and the two leads stay single for the rest of their lives, remembering Ran Ran together until the end.

System: ?!

Ran Ran: You tell me, doesn't that count as being the white moonlight? (

World Two [The Virtuous Empress in a Historical Court Intrigue Novel]

Ran Ran is made empress as a result of the emperor's power struggle with the great clans.

She doesn't love the emperor, but deeply sympathizes with every woman in the imperial harem and helps advance the difficult reforms at court.

"My lord, a thousand years from now, people will remember me just as they remember you, the common-born chancellor."

She and her achievements will be the most astonishing and beautiful chapter in the careful brushwork of the history books.

World Three [The Pitiful One in a Mystery Novel]

She is cut to pieces, her body scattered in fragments, but she doesn't want anyone else to suffer the same fate.

World Four [The Former Fiancée in a Face-Slapping Broken Engagement Novel]

She breaks off the engagement solely because of his terrible character, because she has her own great principles.

She did then, and she still does now.

World Five [The Captive in a Forcible Love Story]

She invents a lie about the royal army launching a counterattack, giving the people of this isolated city hope again.

World Six [The Contrast Character in a Sentinel and Guide Novel]

Can the lowest-ranked guide and a disabled sentinel still save the world?

System: This is so heartbreaking! What a magnificent white moonlight!

Ran Ran: ...

System: Host, aren't you sad?

Ran Ran: I just want to retire. ()

The perspectives of the protagonists and supporting characters in the small worlds:

She entered my world when I hated it most.

I hate/love/miss her, but I can't deny that she will always be the white moonlight in my heart.

I can't keep her, forget her, or let her go.

And she became the savior who turned my broken life upside down.

A few things to know:

1. 1v1, SC, HE.

2. An overpowered heroine with a white moonlight persona, extremely chuunibyou, written for my own enjoyment. The plot takes priority over the romance, but the male lead isn't a background character. He isn't the original male lead or a split-off version, and he's a gentle type.

3. The small worlds may be slightly adjusted or revised, but the general flavor will match the blurb.

Theme: The power of gentleness