The White Moonlight in Male-Oriented Novels (Quick Transmigration)

【World Eight is underway～】 After He Ran died unexpectedly, she was inexplicably bound to the White Moonlight System, which sent her to small worlds to play the white moonlights in male-oriented stories. World One: Poor-born top scholar turned chancellor × daughter of a renowned scholar In an imperial examination novel, the male lead is born into poverty, passes the provincial exam at seventeen, places first in the palace exam at eighteen, becomes chancellor at twenty-five, and rises to the highest office. Together with a wise ruler, he ushers in a golden age. No one knows how difficult the chancellor's early years were: thin clothes in winter, hands and feet frozen stiff, and humiliation at the hands of powerful officials and fellow students. He Ran, the daughter of his mentor, witnessed all of it. The white moonlight she has to play passes his desk countless times as he studies, brings him winter clothes in the cold, and speaks up for him when he is mocked and belittled. Then, just as he begins to fall for her, the Seventh Prince forcibly takes her as his wife, leaving her as the one regret in the life of the man who goes on to achieve greatness. But later, he chooses his side early and brings down the Seventh Prince. Standing awkwardly before her, he says to her with nervous restraint: “Ranran, marry me.” World Two: Dragon-proud hero from a cultivation novel × mortal child bride The dragon-proud hero of a cultivation novel is born in an obscure village of mortals. He fights his way into the cultivation world with his bare hands, meets a charming junior sister and a beautiful, seductive demoness, and eventually reaches the pinnacle of the Dao. She is the child bride who grew up alongside him, but because she has no spiritual roots, she stays behind in the village. Then, when she is captured by a disposable villain the hero has offended, she kills herself, becoming his one obsession before he ascends to immortality. But later, the young man, covered in blood, collapses in front of her. Holding out the Marrow-Cleansing Pill he risked his life to obtain, he tells her: “I want Ranran to enter the immortal sect with me.” World Three: Crime-investigation novel's police captain × murdered white moonlight wife In the crime-investigation novel, the male lead is an upright, meticulous police captain, the big brother of the main cast. He solves countless cases and rescues hostages from criminals time and again. She is his white moonlight wife, brutally murdered by a major suspect when she was four months pregnant… World Four: Conquering hero hostage ruler × favored concubine of a fallen tyrant Just because I looked at you once, you gouged out my right eye. But I still have my left, and I will look at you day and night in the future… World Five: Gangster warlord × sheltered young lady in Republican-era China The young lady I looked up to as a child became my wife. World Six: Obsessive loser × stunningly beautiful livestreamer in a story about a nouveau riche tycoon World Seven: Mountain god in a supernatural tale × daughter of the mountain To be decided: Transmigrated male lead in an infrastructure-building novel × daughter of a high-ranking official Vengeful young man in a wuxia novel × master's wife Player male lead in an infinite-flow story × supernatural NPC Special forces hero in a modern urban novel × campus belle -- P.S.: 1. The male lead is split into fragments. One-on-one romance, both leads have had no prior sexual partners, happy ending. 2. The antagonist is the male lead's negative personality. Updates: Six days on, one day off; Wednesdays off each week. Recommending my next upcoming story, 《After My Husband's Unexpected Death》. Here's the blurb: An Ling's husband dies mysteriously at home, and she becomes the prime suspect. When the police arrive to investigate, they find only a slender woman with a slight swell to her belly. She is pale and haggard, grief unmistakable on her face, the perfect picture of a wife whose husband has just died. Chen Dongyang, the city's top investigative team leader, immediately zeroes in on her as the suspect. His suspicions only grow stronger when he discovers injuries on her body. After that, An Ling faces three rounds of questioning. First: “The successful young entrepreneur who died unexpectedly was abusive, and after enduring all that, you chose to fight back and kill him. Is that right?” Facing the accusation, An Ling, whose husband has just died, looks even more fragile. Tears fill her eyes as she murmurs, “Just because I suffered domestic abuse, you suspect I killed him?” “I never thought that the misfortune I suffered in the past would become the reason I'm accused now.” Second: They discover a contact saved as Z. Their messages are suggestive, and their relationship seems ambiguous. Convinced, the officers propose a plausible theory: “You were having an affair, and you and your lover, Z, plotted to kill your husband?” An Ling looks embarrassed, as if it's hard to say. “I'm sorry, but Z is actually… my husband. He has always had some unusual tastes.” Third… Theme: Fill the world with love