I Panicked When a Perfect Life Took an Interest in Me After I Transmigrated into a Book

A brief introduction:

In the entertainment industry, the heroine of a Mary Sue story has a son named Cao Bingyao. Born with a silver spoon in his mouth, he loses his father at a young age and inherits enough wealth to squander for ten lifetimes. With nothing to strive for, he lies flat and wastes his days, until he meets Kong Sisi. At first, she’s someone he can’t win over; eventually, she becomes the one he pursues.

Kong Sisi is an utterly ordinary person. When the celebrity Cao Bingyao suddenly starts pursuing her, she refuses to accept him, turning him down firmly. She doesn’t trust him and feels she isn’t good enough for him. But Cao Bingyao keeps pursuing her without giving up.

In the end, swept up by their hormones, they get together. Then something happens, Cao Bingyao runs away, and they part. When they meet again, it seems you’ve changed, and yet you seem just the same.

When they meet again, Cao Bingyao is still the one who regrets his actions and tries to win back the girl he loves. She agrees for the sake of her career and uses him.

There’s filming, variety shows, and dating shows.

This story isn’t angsty; it’s told in a non-linear way.

Volume One covers their reunion after the breakup. Volume Two goes back to when they first met. Choose whichever you’re brave enough to read.

(Author’s rambling: This is my first book, so it has plenty of flaws. Still, I think many of the scenes are very sweet. As a friend put it, it’s innocent and lovely, and worth a read. For example, their meeting in Chapter 13.)

(I came up with a new title for the book, though I don’t know if I can change it. I’ll put it here for now. Nobody reads this book anyway, so I’ll indulge myself with a more literary title: Thinking of You Brings Me Peace. Kong Sisi, just thinking of you puts my mind at ease. Heart!)