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After transmigrating as the male lead’s first wife—the “White Moonlight” of the entire capital and an incredible, saintly “White Lotus”—Ning Huan felt he might as well just dig a hole and bury himself. In the original book, this White Lotus was a woman, but Ning Huan is a genuine, 100% man.
However, Ning Huan feels he can still be “rescued.” If he doesn’t break character (OOC), follows the plot obediently, and acts the part of the saintly White Lotus, he might eventually find a way out.
Pretending to be a White Lotus is a technical skill. Ning Huan plans to follow the story, wear women’s clothing when necessary, and at the right moment, propose a divorce to the male lead. Whether the male lead wants to rebel, become a tyrant, or open a harem—it should have nothing to do with him.
But the way the male lead, Mu Jinju, looks at him is getting weirder and weirder. That kind of gaze—scorching and deeply affectionate—makes Ning Huan uncomfortable all over.
