This novel will be available for purchase starting July 28th, beginning with Chapter 23, with 10,000 words on the first day. [This is purely for entertainment and fun; please don't take it seriously.] My completed novel, "I Really Don't Want to Fall in Love with the Female Supporting Character," is available in my quick transmigration sweet romance novel column. Synopsis: [The male lead is the white moonlight, the female lead is a CEO, and the third female lead (Shi Ji) transmigrates into the book] A crazy painter × a CEO with a split personality. Xu Linqiu unexpectedly discovers that her best friend has thrown away a notebook she's always treasured. Opening it, she finds it's a novel manuscript. However, all the characters in it are people from her life. This is a novel about a real and fake heiress in the entertainment industry. In it, the girl next door, Yi Chenqing, is the main villain, committing countless evil deeds. Xu Linqiu, in her youth, had a passionate love affair with Yi Chenqing, but ultimately drowned, directly becoming the catalyst for her descent into darkness. Xu Linqiu doesn't take it seriously; after all, apart from childhood, she hasn't had much interaction with her sister. After all, a sister is always a sister. Several years later, she returned to China, only to fall head over heels for someone at an entertainment venue, spending a night with him. The man was passionate, calling himself Xiao Hong, an orphan, all alone. Later, at a large social gathering, she met her long-lost neighbor, Yi Chenqing. He was impeccably dressed in a suit, his eyes cool and aloof, exuding the domineering aura of a CEO. If only he didn't look exactly like Xiao Hong. Xu Linqiu awkwardly greeted her surviving uncle and aunt, only to learn that Yi Chenqing suffered from dissociative identity disorder and had forgotten her. To find out the cause of her sister's illness and help her treat it, she was asked by the Yi family to marry him, concealing the truth. On their wedding night, Yi Chenqing looked at her indifferently: "Although..."