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The White Moonlight Turned Dark After Being Dumped a Hundred Times

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Yan Shu is recognized throughout the cultivation world as the quintessential “white moonlight” beauty gentle, kind, clear as a breeze and bright as the moon, a proud son of heaven. In reality, Yan Shu’s mental state is precarious, and he harbors a passionate obsession with twisting people’s hearts. One day, Yan Shu is bound by a system. The System: “Hello, due to your grave sins, you must be dumped by others in order to cleanse your sins.” From then on, Yan Shu loses his memories and travels through small worlds, turning into a half-innocent white rabbit who offers his sincere heart only to be dumped. After being dumped a hundred times, Yan Shu finally succeeds in killing the system. Returning to the cultivation world right during the grand disciple-recruitment ceremony, he spots the person who dumped him a hundred times among the crowd at a single glance. “It’s him,” the white-clad immortal says with a gentle and refined smile, lowering his eyes, “Mu Tinghan.” Mu Tinghan is a demon lord who was also bound by the system to travel through small worlds. In every world, he would fall in love with someone, but to repay his sins, he had no choice but to dump his true love. After dumping someone a hundred times, the system suddenly collapsed, and Mu Tinghan also returned to the cultivation world. Hearing that the Immortal Lord Yan Shu was gentle and kind, he believed this might be his true love, so he sneaked into the recruitment ceremony. Mu Tinghan guessed everything right, except in the end, he discovered that the white moonlight is actually a madman. The sickly beauty pins Mu Tinghan down on the bed, smiling radiantly: “Tinghan, I still like you so much.” Mu Tinghan flips over to embrace him: “Somewhat unexpected, but my dear, I really like your new persona too.” — Description from novelcodex.org

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