Quick Transmigration: The Wicked White Moonlight Gets Taken by Force Again

An Ning is the unattainable white moonlight in the male lead’s heart. She is beautiful, kind, and as pure as the moon in the sky.

In reality, she is selfish, vile, and malicious, using the male lead without ever being sincere.

So An Ning bullies others with borrowed power, acts sweet while hiding a cruel heart, commits every bad deed she can, and never repents. She stomps all over the male lead’s bottom line and causes endless trouble, all to highlight how rare and precious the true, kind heroine is, so the male lead will understand who his real love is.

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1. In a true-and-fake heiress story, she is the vicious fake heiress who makes a bet to win over the male lead and then kicks him aside once she succeeds.

2. In an ancient rebirth story, she is the scheming little white flower who looks innocent and harmless on the surface but constantly frames the male lead’s fiancée.

3. In a CEO story, she is the gold-digging streamer who deliberately approaches the male lead in hopes of marrying into a wealthy family.

4. In an apocalypse story, she is the selfish junior schoolmate who uses the male lead to escape and then throws herself into someone else’s arms.

5. In a cultivation story, she is the ruthless senior sister who covets the male lead’s gifted spiritual roots and talent.

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But why won’t the male lead follow the script?

An Ning retreats in terror, only to be dragged back and harshly punished until she cries so hard she has no strength left.

What are you supposed to do after being forcibly taken?

Even a ruined white moonlight is still a white moonlight. Plucking down that distant, unattainable moon and toying with it as one pleases somehow seems even more interesting.