The White Moonlight Awakens, and the Three Male Leads Regret Everything

A father with a gambling problem, a gravely ill mother, an arrogant boyfriend, and a girl who’s bullied. Yun Zhi has all the makings of a tragic romance heroine. She’s utterly desperate. It’s only after binding herself to an Comeback System and learning the original plot that she realizes she’s the scheming white moonlight in three different novels. In the rebirth novel, she’s the capital’s young master’s first love. In the workplace novel, she’s the domineering CEO’s beloved. In the redemption novel, she’s the only light in the sickly-sweet movie star’s life. But in contrast to the heroines, she’s portrayed as greedy, selfish, stupid, and money-hungry. In the end, she’s abandoned, contracts a filthy disease, and dies. Yun Zhi turns dark. If everyone thinks she’s a gold digger, then she’ll give them what they want. So Yun Zhi studies the art of manipulation, living by the motto, “If he’s no good, move on. The next one will be more obedient.” To the arrogant capital prince who thinks he rules the world, Yun Zhi says: “If you weren’t useless, I wouldn’t have been humiliated. We’re breaking up!” To the ruthless, taciturn CEO with a cold heart, Yun Zhi says: “If I didn’t like you, I wouldn’t spend your money. Since you keep holding it against me, we’re breaking up!” To the gentle, refined movie star with a twisted heart, Yun Zhi says: “Loving me is no excuse to go crazy. If you’re sick, go to the hospital. I’m tired. We’re breaking up!” Later, Yun Zhi uses the Comeback System to become the richest person in Huaguo and publicly announces her relationship with the head of a top-tier family. That night, as torrential rain poured down, the capital’s young master, the CEO, and the lovesick movie star waited below her building all night.