Black-hearted White Snow White and gentle, dignified Empress Su Yun have transmigrated into a Dragon-hero ending story in which the so-called first-beauty heroine called White Snow becomes the malicious villain. They have just reached a point in this story. Whenever the white cat-shaped little one attached to her gets too clingy and she is not hugged, she cries; so Su Yun has no choice but to hold and pamper her. Three years later, to save that little one, Su Yun gives a fake-death potion and sends her away. Five years later the little one becomes the most beautiful White Snow White in the whole continent and swears revenge, returning with hunters to the palace. After defeat and city collapse, White Snow captures Su Yun and says, Empress, you are now my captive. Su Yun is shocked. The plot feels wrong to her now. The Dragon-hero’s harem has merged, who knows? The wolf she raised has grown into a big wild wolf staring at her with predatory intent. I accidentally stole the male lead’s wife, and it was the one I loved most. In the complete column story [The Movie Star Insists on Borrowing My Heat], a mature and elegant diva with a soft arrogant beauty vlogger. Another pre-collection: [Use the Seven-Color Holy Light to Convert Side Characters, quick crossing], a system called Seven-Color Holy Light. Its principle is to heal the world through Mary Sue style love. The mission is to transmigrate into heroines in melodramas and warm side characters so they do not turn dark. Mu Xinghe follows duties every day, smearing holy light on side characters. I do not want the male lead, yours. I do not want the inheritance, yours. I do not want this throne, yours. Yet she is cornered anyway. She says, I gave you everything, what more do you want? Qaq, still missing one thing. He gently holds her pale hand and says, You. This looks like a flawed Holy Light concept.