Lu Zhiwei, a marginalized nobody.

Unloved by her parents, with no friends or close family, she’s drifted through life all alone.

Her presence is so faint that even if someone bumped into her, they probably wouldn’t even realize they’d hit a person.

Her life has been nothing short of tragic and absurd.

Until one day, a “Male Lead Halo” came crashing down on her head—

And her life took a complete turn.

Along with it came a thing called the System.

The System demanded she take up the post of protagonist immediately, do what the male lead was supposed to do, and fix the world’s storyline.

Lu Zhiwei: ?

Lu Zhiwei: This is ridiculous, I’m a girl!

System (not listening): Doesn’t matter. If you don’t complete the mission, I’ll zap you.

Lu Zhiwei, terrified of pain: Got it, bro. No problem, bro.

But the more missions she completed, the more they realized something was off.

The female lead—

was absolutely, completely, not following the script!

System: ?

Lu Zhiwei, with a great attitude, even tried to comfort the system: Just let it go. If I can be the male lead, why can’t the female lead be a little rebellious?

System: I CAN’T let it go!!

This female lead with maxed-out evasion stats is way too ridiculous!!

In the end, the rebellious and absurd female lead finally followed the script—

She fell in love with the “male lead.”

Xiao San's world merges with a typical angst-filled romance novel world.

She originally wanted to save the female lead, hoping the girl could escape the tragic plot. But she never expected the female lead to be hopelessly in love with the male lead.

What could she do? She had no choice but to accept it.

Only… why did the story start veering off course in such bizarre ways?

Turns out, she was actually the male lead's first love.

And the female lead gave up the male lead—for her.

Now, as the once-lovey-dovey couple fight and compete for her affection, she starts to wonder:

Wait a second... isn't there some kind of misunderstanding here?!

It wasn’t until the female lead pinned her against the wall and kissed her that she finally realized:

Isn’t this... a way of changing the plot too?

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Zheng Qi’s Perspective:

She craves Xiao San’s gaze. She’s addicted to Xiao San’s tenderness.

She admits she’s despicable, twisted, narrow-minded.

So even someone like Shen Lin can’t stop her from getting closer to Xiao San.

In this life, she doesn’t believe in gods or Buddha—whatever she wants, she seizes by any means necessary.

Only that one day, the day she lost Xiao San...

She knelt with each step, from the foot of Mount Chen to the very top, just to see Xiao San one last time.

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The story has a slow burn. In the early stages, Zheng Qi is mostly trying to get closer to the male lead.

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Tags:

[Devoted Love] [Transmigration into a Novel] [Healing] [Scheming] [Beautiful, Powerful, and Tragic] [White Moonlight]

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Main Characters:

POV: Xiao San

Interaction: Zheng Qi

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One-line Summary: Not as advertised, and no refunds.

Theme: Kindness is the key to dealing with the world.

Ten years ago, Chen Yu’s lover, Ji Xitong, died in a car accident.

The funeral was arranged entirely by Ji Xitong’s parents. Chen Yu could only attend as a close friend.

She didn’t shed a single tear—just stood there, holding a bouquet of chrysanthemums, staring numbly at Ji Xitong’s memorial portrait.

Friends and relatives urged her not to live in the past forever.

Each time, Chen Yu would nod and tell them she just needed a little more time.

But over the past ten years, a fresh bouquet of chrysanthemums always appeared at Ji Xitong’s grave every week, rain or shine.

Until the anniversary of Ji Xitong’s death in the tenth year.

Chen Yu gently brushed her fingers over the smiling dimple in the portrait and whispered, “This is the last time I’ll come see you.”

The fallen petals swayed gently in front of the black granite tombstone, carried far by the wind.

That day, as Chen Yu passed the intersection where the fatal accident had occurred, her car sped straight toward the wide river.

The death she had waited so long for did not come. When she awoke, she saw a figure she hadn’t seen in years—

Dim, blurred, cold... like a ghostly shadow under the moonlight.

Her knuckles curled slightly as she hoarsely murmured the name she had longed for day and night:

“…Ji Xitong.”

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The flower language of chrysanthemums is: “I have forever lost my love.”

In the ten years since becoming a spirit, Ji Xitong had received countless chrysanthemums.

If death was an unchangeable fact, then she would be content to stay quietly by Chen Yu’s side from afar.

In those countless midnight dreams, she would gently clasp her fingers with hands as ethereal as air.

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HE (Happy Ending), includes rebirth/reincarnation content, with one-human-one-ghost dynamic in early stages

Main POV: Chen Yu

Interactive POV: Ji Xitong

Supporting roles: Various unnamed characters

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One-sentence summary: Ten years after her wife’s death, a ghostly reunion brings back a long-lost love.

Theme: Cherish life.

Upon waking up, Jiang Yuan transmigrated into the villainous female supporting character in a CEO novel, who uses all means to snatch the heroine's man. She needs the protagonist's love to survive. But facing the legendary cold, aloof, and emperor-like male protagonist...