I Never Meant to Get a Happy Ending with Her
Ge Zi Bu Hui Gu Gu Gu
Lu Shizhen transmigrated into a novel as the villainess obsessed with the heroine, bound to a system called *"Heaven Give Me Another Chance."* In the story, the heroine Xu Shiyue was once exceptional, but after her uncle’s schemes, her parents died, and she lost her sight. The villainess seized the chance, offering protection—only to betray her. Ultimately, Xu Shiyue, now a vengeful "black moonlight," left the villainess limbless in a fiery death. Staring at the already-blinded heroine in the original host’s home, Lu Shizhen and her system fell silent. Lu Shizhen: *"...Is this salvageable?"* System: *"Worth a try."* Fighting to change fate, Lu Shizhen rolled up her sleeves before the original host could harm Xu Shiyue. She hired top doctors, gifted the best guide dogs, and would’ve plucked the moon if Xu Shiyue asked. The world called Lu Shizhen a volatile, spoiled madwoman. To Xu Shiyue, she was the only anchor in her blurred vision. When her story arc ended, Lu Shizhen faked her death during Xu Shiyue’s family succession and vanished to enjoy life. That night, the ruthless Xu heiress stood in the snow, staring at the charred corpse, eyes bloodred—like a rabid dog. Rumors said Xu Shiyue *hated* her captor, scattering her ashes without a grave. Passing by, Lu Shizhen lost her appetite and quietly moved her retirement plans farther away. Years later, hearing her gifted guide dog was dying, Lu Shizhen sneaked back—only to run into Xu Shiyue, who *shouldn’t* still live there. The lock clicked sharply in the quiet spring night. Xu Shiyue: *"Where else do you plan to go?"* **Key Notes:** 1. The original host committed *no crimes* before transmigration. No illegal acts! 2. Xu Shiyue was *already adult* when orphaned. *No* harmful depictions of minors! 3. "Captivity" is gossip—Xu Shiyue could leave freely but stayed due to blindness. 4. The "corpse" wasn’t human. *No* illegal acts or disrespect toward the deceased!