Song Yi accidentally transmigrated into a book and became the only woman by the tyrant’s side.

The system gave her a mission: to become the tyrant’s pure and perfect love—his “white moonlight.”

So Song Yi taught him about anger, resentment, jealousy, and ignorance, about love, hatred, and sorrow. She made him understand the true feeling of loving someone. After completing her task, she mercilessly returned to the modern world.

During the three years in the modern world, she lived a thriving and exciting life. But one day, when she woke up, the world before her twisted, and she found herself back in the book’s world again.

The tyrant had searched for her for three whole years. During those years, countless substitutes appeared by his side, each resembling Song Yi—either in temperament or appearance—but none could replace the Song Yi in his heart.

He loved Song Yi, but he also hated her for leaving without a word and refused to believe the news that she had died.

Song Yi transmigrated back into the palace, afraid to approach the completely darkened tyrant. She buried herself in washing clothes at the Laundry Bureau. Suddenly, in front of her appeared a pair of bright yellow dragon boots.

She lifted her head and saw the tyrant standing before her, his eyes filled with ruthless savagery, wearing a half-smile:

“My beloved, you really made me work hard to find you.”