After Becoming the Scummy Wife of the Disabled Dark Moonlight

Deng Li transmigrates into a novel titled Elder Sister. In the original story, she is an arrogant street punk with greasy hair, a face caked in powder, and a love for fake designer brands. She pretends to be a rich heiress to get close to Song Chisui, the heiress to a billionaire fortune.

The heroine, Song Chisui, is beautiful and wealthy—a true lady of a powerful family. But she’s also sickly, pitiful, and wheelchair-bound due to her disabled legs. The original Deng Li swore to protect Song Chisui, but on their wedding night, she suddenly showed her true colors—insulting Song’s disabled body and declaring that she should hurry up and die so Deng Li could inherit her fortune. Then she left to party.

On the surface, Song Chisui is a fragile and pitiful beauty, but in truth, she’s cruel and manipulative. In the end, Deng Li died by her own recklessness—Song Chisui had her kidney removed. As she lay dying, Song Chisui’s chilling laughter echoed in her ears: “This ocean is your inheritance.”

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Deng Li, on her first day after transmigrating:

“I don’t want to be fish food!”

System:

“Then please win her over. If she chooses to leave you a whole corpse, you can return to your original world.”

Deng Li:

“Can’t I just die directly?”

System:

“Nope. If she leaves your corpse intact, you’ll get to go home.”

Faced with the pale-faced, blood-coughing, disabled-legged beauty whose face looked like a world treasure, Deng Li suddenly felt she could do it.

So she became Song Chisui’s legs, helping her get to school. From not being allowed near her to eventually washing her face, grooming her hair, and cleaning her body—Deng Li earned her trust.

When Song Chisui realized Deng Li’s intentions, she spat blood in her face and yelled, “Get lost. I’ll never love you.”

Deng Li wiped off the blood and kept taking care of her anyway.

Later, Deng Li helped her reclaim her inheritance, cured her legs, completed her mission—and disappeared overnight from the Song household.

When Song Chisui finally realized her feelings, her eyes turned red:

“Where’s my wife?”

Butler:

“Congratulations, Miss. There was a forest fire. Your wife is now ashes, hahaha.”

A sharp slap and a broken scream rang through the villa:

“Even her ashes—bring them back to me!”

But Deng Li didn’t die. She escaped to a remote countryside, raising chickens and ducks, living a peaceful rural life. She felt relieved—surely, Little Sui had already married her ‘white moonlight’ (true love).

One day, after fishing, Deng Li passed by the bamboo house where they once spent a romantic night. Under the moonlight, a dark figure tackled her, breathing hot against her neck. With tearful, resentful eyes locked on hers:

“Sister, I’ve looked for you for two years. Run again, and I’ll break your legs (lovingly).”

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Pairing:

Super-strong, warm-hearted sunshine girl × Ruthless, manipulative, disabled little beauty

Notes:

1. The violent parts from the original book were erased after the heroine transmigrated.

2. Neither main character committed illegal acts.

3. Both are “double virgins.” Drama-heavy. Female lead #2 (Song Chisui) is very yandere and extremely possessive—not a perfect character.

4. Loyal dog × lone wolf.

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Content Tags:

Devoted Love | System | Sweet Romance | Transmigration into a Novel | Serious Drama

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Main Character (POV):

Deng Li

Key Relationship:

Song Chisui

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One-Sentence Summary:

The dark moonlight says I'm her cinnabar mole.

(Note: In Chinese symbolism, a "cinnabar mole" refers to someone unforgettable—an irreplaceable, fated love.)