A Handbook for Raising the White Moonlight [Quick Transmigration]

In tragic love stories about stand-ins, there is always a character like this.

She exists in the male lead's memories.

Either she dies young, passing away in the year he loves her most;

Or she marries someone else, becoming the love he can never have;

Or she goes abroad to study, while the wealthy male lead can't even afford a plane ticket...

Because the male lead can't have his first love, the heroine who becomes her stand-in always suffers through all kinds of physical and emotional torment because of that woman.

After enduring it all, the heroine is left heartbroken and resolves to leave. Only after she is gone does the male lead finally realize what he's done and begin the long road to winning her back, leading to a happy ending and a reunion!

In every story, the first love turns into a dirty stain.

But the phrase "first love" originally referred to someone who lingers in your heart, forever out of reach.

She is gentle, elegant, beautiful, and flawless.

She is the moon hanging high in the sky, able to light up every darkness in the world.

Theme: Love is always the strongest armor