I Turned Out to Be the Paranoid Villain’s White Moonlight

Synopsis:

1.

Zhan Yao transmigrated into a book and became the “little lover” of the story’s “heartthrob” female lead.

The female lead is exceptionally beautiful, highly capable, and backed by immense wealth; she is the idol of countless young men and women. Everyone is jealous that Zhan Yao managed to snag such a “golden thigh” to lean on. Only Zhan Yao knows that this woman is a hypocrite and a shameless scumbag—staying entangled with her would eventually lead to a dead end.

Thus, Zhan Yao resolutely ran away. Because of this, she was targeted by the female lead’s schemes and suffered several setbacks along the way. In a fit of frustration, Zhan Yao arrogantly posted on social media: “I’d rather marry Yu Wanqiao than marry you!”

And Yu Wanqiao happened to be the biggest villain in the entire book.

It was intended to be a mindless vent, but to her surprise, she actually received a message. The text was short and concise, written in a tone that was unmistakably Yu Wanqiao’s:

“Fine.”

2.

After getting in contact with Yu Wanqiao, Zhan Yao learned that the woman had a “White Moonlight” hidden deep in her heart—and Zhan Yao just happened to look quite similar to her.

She heard that the White Moonlight was pure, moving, had a great figure, and even possessed elegant hobbies like playing the piano and oil painting. People gossiped behind her back, saying Zhan Yao was nothing more than a substitute for that White Moonlight.

However, thinking back on their time together, Yu Wanqiao never asked her to do any of those things. Instead, she was quite respectful of Zhan Yao’s own preferences.

Confused, Zhan Yao went to question her: “Do you… like people who play the piano?”

Yu Wanqiao threw the question back at her: “Do you like playing it?”

Zhan Yao shook her head: “No.”

Yu Wanqiao smiled: “Then I don’t like it either.”

3.

Later, Zhan Yao accidentally found a diary. It was filled with expressions of deep love and affection for someone. As Zhan Yao flipped through it casually, the more she read, the more she felt something was off.

—This diary seemed to belong to Yu Wanqiao.

—And the “White Moonlight” written about in the diary… seemed to be herself.

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One-sentence summary: It really was unexpected.

Theme: Love can inspire progress, helping one gradually improve themselves and become a better person.