I Am Not Fit to Be the Male Lead’s First Love Novel

Chu Yin dies only to discover she was the male lead Lu Zhen's first love, a "white moonlight" character. Lu Zhen, obsessed from a young age and later a powerful CEO, possessed her to the point of her tragic demise. Reborn to the day before transferring schools and meeting Lu Zhen, Chu Yin is bound to a learning system. This system allows her to alter the novel's original script through academic achievement. Successfully completing homework lets her change a word, placing first in her grade changes a sentence, and topping the college entrance exam allows her to dictate her own ending. Her first act of altering the script—changing "light rain" to a "knife falling from the sky" during their first encounter—throws young Lu Zhen into immediate danger. The entire school notices Chu Yin's academic brilliance and rise to "school flower" status, but soon whispers spread of her entanglement with the notorious Lu Zhen. Later, a guilt-ridden Chu Yin faces a cornered Lu Zhen, whose restrained, possessive gaze reveals a two-lifetime madness as he asks if she wants his life.