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Transmigrated as the Tycoon's Black Moonlight: I'm Going Crazy in the Farming Novel
Transmigrated as the Tycoon's Black Moonlight: I'm Going Crazy in the Farming Novel Plot:
Lin Xiaoxiao, a modern office worker who died after binge-watching farming novels, transmigrates into the body of the black moonlight supporting character of the tycoon Li Jingshen. The original character is a cannon fodder designed to set off the white moonlight and is about to die due to her own schemes. Wanting to survive by farming quietly, she chooses to “stay crazy”: she sends green vegetables with holes to the tycoon, complains about the original character on the ridge, and confronts the provoking white moonlight publicly. Li Jingshen, who originally avoided her, is attracted by her unstable crazy behavior. The original farming plot is completely out of control, and the triangle relationship has an uncertain future. Can she counterattack successfully while going crazy?
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