After I Transmigrated into a Book and Became the Stand-In for the Moonlight, I Gave Up

After transmigrating into a book, Ye Yu not only fails to become the protagonist, but ends up as the vicious heroine's substitute. Worst of all, she has lived out the first half of her life according to the plot, enjoying a life that was never meant to be hers in the heroine's place. Once her memories return, she takes stock of her regrets and decides to give up trying.

The heroine wants to be her master's only female disciple? No problem. Ye Yu packs her bags and leaves the mountain that very night.

The heroine wants to be the treasured white moonlight of all the big shots? No problem. Ye Yu uses every opportunity to avoid them.

The heroine wants to become the number one female sword cultivator? No problem. Ye Yu hurriedly discards her cultivation and switches to alchemy.

Ye Yu makes a point of steering clear of the heroine, afraid she'll accidentally end up with the same fate as in the original story: having her spiritual roots and cultivation destroyed, being thrown into a brothel, and dying in a daze.

But she never expected this.

Her ex-boyfriend, who once cast her aside, tells her with red-rimmed eyes, “A-Yu, please forgive me. Will you give me a chance to make it up to you?”

Her master, who once couldn't be bothered to discipline her, tells her meaningfully, “I was too biased before. From now on, I will treat everyone equally.”

Her senior brother, who once acted as if she didn't exist, tells her in anguish, “I was blind before and failed to recognize a gem. Would you still be willing to be my junior sister?”

No, thanks, and absolutely not. Ye Yu clutches her little bundle and tries to escape this bunch of lunatics, only to stumble right into Jun Yi's territory. “Have you missed me so much, A-Yu, that a single day apart has felt like three autumns?”