The Aloof Dark Moonlight [Quick Transmigration]

[World Three complete] Lin Wuyi obediently played the role of a disposable character. Blind, battle-worn, legs too weak to walk… Yet he always lowered his eyes, quiet as a jade Bodhisattva in a temple. He had no intention of drawing anyone’s attention. Those who saved him had their hearts broken; those who hurt him went against their very nature and fell in love with him; even those who wanted to admire him ended up crawling at his feet, becoming his most fanatical devotees. He remained a detached spectator. The more unfazed he seemed, the more they lost their minds, unable to hold themselves back. Until at last his ankles were bound and he was trapped beneath the brocade covers. “Still no reaction?” Someone pressed against his sweat-damp forehead, voice harsh and hoarse. “…Then why is it crying here?” Lin Wuyi slowly raised his misty eyes and gave the faintest, lightest smile. So when the Bodhisattva lowers his eyes, it isn’t out of compassion. He simply finds the delusions of mortals… a little interesting. · Cool, sickly Bodhisattva × a crowd of desire-ridden madmen Worlds: [Take and Surrender] Will the venerated and reclusive Sword Sovereign fall? [Behind the Mask] The general is breathtakingly beautiful once he removes his mask [The Princes’ Struggle for the Throne] A “princess” arrives in the tyrant’s court She becomes the most beautiful woman in the dynasty and climbs to the throne over one madman after another … The protagonist is stunningly beautiful, cool and utterly unique. Sometimes he is the white moonlight, sometimes the black moonlight. It depends on the tone of the world and his mood. A “*” in the text indicates a quotation. Theme: A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step