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

[World Ten in Progress~]

After He Ran accidentally died, she was inexplicably bound to a White Moonlight System, which sent her to small worlds to play the white moonlights in male-oriented novels.

World One: Poor-born Chancellor X daughter of a renowned scholar

In an imperial examination novel, the male lead is born into a poor family, passes the provincial exam at seventeen, places first in the palace exam at eighteen, becomes chancellor at twenty-five, rises to the very top of the court, and joins forces with a wise ruler to usher in a golden age.

No one knows how difficult his early years were: thin clothes in winter, hands and feet stiff with cold, and bullying from the children of powerful nobles and fellow students.

He Ran, the daughter of the male lead's teacher, witnessed all of it.

The white moonlight she has to play walks past his desk countless times as he studies, brings him winter clothes in the cold, speaks up for him when he is mocked and humiliated, then, just as he begins to fall in love, is forced to marry the Seventh Prince, becoming the one regret he has after achieving all his ambitions.

But later, he chose sides early and brought down the Seventh Prince. Standing stiffly before her, he said with nervous restraint:

“Ranran, marry me.”

World Two: Dragon-pride hero from a cultivation novel X mortal child bride

The dragon-pride hero of a cultivation novel is born in an unknown mortal village. With nothing but his bare hands, he fights his way into the cultivation world, meets a charming junior sister and a gorgeous, seductive demoness, and finally reaches the pinnacle of the Great Dao.

She grew up alongside him, but because she has no spiritual root, she remains in the village as his child bride.

Then, when a disposable character whom the hero has offended kidnaps her, she kills herself, becoming the one obsession he holds onto before ascending.

But later, the young man, covered in blood, collapses in front of her and holds out the marrow-cleansing pill he risked his life to obtain.

“I want Ranran to enter the immortal sect with me.”

World Three: Police captain in a crime procedural X white moonlight wife murdered by torture

In the crime procedural, the male lead is an upright, meticulous police captain, the big brother of the main cast. He solves countless cases and has repeatedly rescued hostages safely from criminals.

She is his white moonlight wife, four months pregnant and tortured to death by a major suspect...

World Four: Dominant ruler from a conquest novel X beloved consort of a conquered tyrant

“Just because you looked at me one more time, they gouged out my right eye. But I still have my left, and I'll watch you day and night in the future...”

World Five: Hooligan warlord X young lady from a feudal family in Republican-era China

“The young lady I admired as a child became my wife.”

World Six: Obsessive loser from a wealthy-heir novel X stunningly beautiful female streamer

World Seven: Mountain god from a strange-tales novel X daughter of the mountains

World Eight: Transmigrated male lead from an infrastructure-building novel X daughter of a high-ranking official

World Nine: Vengeful young man from a wuxia novel X frail master's wife

World Ten: War god soldier-king from a modern urban novel X rich, beautiful campus belle (in progress)

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PS:

1. The male lead has multiple facets; 1v1, both characters' first time, happy ending.

2. The antagonist is the male lead's negative personality.

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Check out my next upcoming story, “After My Husband's Unexpected Death.” Here's the blurb:

An Ling's husband inexplicably dies 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 worn out, her grief unmistakable, the perfect picture of a wife whose husband has died.

Chen Dongyang, the city's best detective captain, immediately focuses his suspicions on her.

When he discovers injuries on her, he becomes even more certain of his theory.

After that, An Ling faces three interrogations.

First: “The promising young entrepreneur who died in that accident was abusive, and after enduring years of torment, you fought back and killed him, right?”

Facing the accusation, An Ling, whose husband has just died, looks ready to collapse. Tears well in her eyes as she murmurs, “Just because I was abused, you think I killed him?”

“I never thought the misfortune I suffered would become the reason I'm being accused now.”

Second: They discover a contact saved as Z. The two exchanged suggestive messages and seemed intimate. Convinced, an officer proposes a reasonable theory: “You were having an affair, and you and your lover, Z, plotted to kill your husband?”

An Ling looks troubled, as if embarrassed to say it. “Sorry, Z is actually... my husband. He has always had unusual tastes.”

Third...

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