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Blurb:
Chen Yusui transmigrates into a fused Jinjiang novel, where four people share a dorm room and three of them are Jinjiang tops.
He has to play the substitute for the white moonlight in all three novels, working hard to be a doomed, widely disliked character with plenty of screen time, diligently completing his missions as soon as possible.
But...
As the plots unfold, the male leads fall for him one after another, as does the white moonlight.
The netizens who used to cyberbully him all flock to his Weibo to cuddle up to him and call him "wife," telling him to ignore the main couples because they have ulterior motives.
Chen Yusui is completely baffled.
[The White Moonlight's Substitute to a Wealthy-Family Research Tycoon]
Chen Yusui plays a pitiful person forced to submit for money. The male lead only has to make a phone call, and Chen Yusui will carefully brave rain and snow to appear in front of him and do whatever he wants.
Xie Chengheng is about to push away the hand holding an umbrella over him in disgust when he hears Chen Yusui's thoughts:
"Stop loving the white moonlight. He'll never love you."
[The White Moonlight's Substitute to an Esports BKing Pro]
Chen Yusui plays the male lead's little esports fan. Gu Yanzhi thinks he looks very much like the white moonlight and, on a whim, tricks him into dating.
When Gu Yanzhi is being attacked across the internet, he irritably tries to push Chen Yusui away, but hears:
"Esports is the only thing he loves. He can go without food or sleep for it. Hang in there. The future world champion is yours."
"He goes quiet while gaming because he doesn't know what to say. Those netizens don't understand. How can they just insult him like that?"
"Don't be discouraged. I believe in you."
[The White Moonlight's Substitute to the Sports Student Top in a School Romance]
Chen Yusui plays someone who shamelessly clings to the male lead. Xu Xiangzhi has secretly loved his childhood friend since they were young. When he happens to discover that Chen Yusui's voice sounds very much like the white moonlight, and realizes Chen Yusui likes him, he lays down three rules and makes him play the substitute.
Xu Xiangzhi takes the ball Chen Yusui offers with disgust. The instant their fingers touch, he hears the other's thoughts:
"The back of his hand is bleeding. Does it hurt?"
The bottom thinks he's done an excellent job completing the mission.
But then...
Xie Chengheng: "Yes, I love you."
Gu Yanzhi: "You're the person who understands me best in the world."
Xu Xiangzhi: "No one has ever treated me better than you."
The white moonlight: "You're so kind, cute, and interesting!"
Chen Yusui is shocked and confused. Only belatedly does he realize: How did the entire plot go off the rails?
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Theme: Embrace honesty and build a beautiful future
A Western Fantasy Novel About a Dragon Villain Top
A Wealthy Young Master Wakes Up as Everyone's Crush
Back at the Noble Academy to Ship My Dad with Someone
Struggling to Survive Between the Male Leads
The Terrifying Eunuch
The Poor Man Forced into Marriage [Book Transmigration]
The Magpie's Gratitude
His parents had never appeared on the scene before, and it was not obvious that he had such deep feelings for his parents. Suddenly, in order to keep his father's group, he had to fight to the death, which was a bit bloody.
Everything went dark. Do you really want this? Up to now, the protagonist Shou has been... Hesitant, jealous, and so incompetent that he cannot be financially independent (not to mention what happened to his family's company, and I don't see any outstanding abilities in him that can be used as a source of income). Yi said that he can accept his frivolity and regards love as more important than his career (although this career is still not there) It was limited to his mission, and he had never introduced the reason or specific situation of his mission clearly before. He just said it would be completed) and even asked Yi to borrow money for food. He said he was borrowing the more than 2 billion from his father's company, plus the five million he later borrowed from Yi Qu to repay, plus the card Yi gave him. Did he really want to pay it back? And when Yi gave it to him, I could only see that he was happy, but not that he had any intention of repaying it in the future. Do you really want to portray the protagonist like this? And when Gu and Yi confronted each other, did Gu know Yi? When Yi returned to China in the first place, didn't the three of them go to pick him up at the airport? There is also Yi, not to mention other things. As a protagonist, he is said to be a frivolous protagonist. Does he really have a little respect for the people he likes? Moreover, the relationship between Shou and the other three people was also handled... It was quite hasty and even a bit contradictory. Shouldn't the crematorium be an attractive point in this type of novel? After all, those three people had a bad relationship with each other before, but in the end, they didn't write much about it later. It's just my opinion based on what I've seen so far. If it offends me, I'm really sorry.
Ah... Looking at the current plot from the beginning, I feel so helpless and hopeless.
Ah? Is the plot skipped? All of a sudden, I started to get angry. I haven't seen it become like this in the past two weeks...
I really want to see the follow-up to this worldview 🤔
Is it a slice attack or what? . . I feel close to everyone
These chapters feel too overwhelming [scaring] and the previous chapters were all about doing a mission and it didn't matter. Others seemed to have no feelings for the family. Why did the protagonist suddenly become more concerned about the family's feelings and industry?
How did I remember earlier that Bai Yueguang already knew that Xiao Xie liked him? Forgot to write?
I think it's so magical, the men here seem to be looming. Hahahahahaha
It looks a little weird