An Ning is the unattainable white moonlight in the male protagonist's heart; she is beautiful, kind, and as bright as the moon in the sky.

In reality, she is selfish, wicked, and malicious; she only uses the male lead and has no genuine feelings for him.

So An Ning took advantage of her power to bully others, was sweet on the outside but bitter on the inside, did all sorts of bad things, and never repented. She kept jumping around on the male lead's bottom line, causing trouble everywhere, in order to highlight the preciousness of the true, kind and beautiful female lead and make the male lead understand who his true love is.

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① In novels featuring real and fake heiresses, the despicable fake heiress makes a bet to catch up with the male lead, only to then abandon him.

② In ancient romance novels featuring rebirth, the seemingly innocent and naive girl is actually a scheming schemer who plots against the male lead's fiancée.

③ A materialistic young anchorwoman in a CEO romance novel who schemes to get close to the male lead and dreams of marrying into a wealthy family.

④ A selfish female student in a post-apocalyptic novel who uses the male protagonist to escape and then seeks refuge with another man.

⑤ The ruthless junior sister in cultivation novels who covets the male protagonist's talent and aptitude.

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But why doesn't the male lead follow the plot?

An Ning retreated in terror, only to be caught and severely punished, crying until she had no strength left.

#What to do if your property is forcibly taken from you#

Even a rotten moonlight is still a moonlight; it seems more interesting to pluck the unattainable moon down and play with it at will.