After I Transmigrated into a Book, I Returned to the Entertainment Industry as an Actor

[Book Transmigration] [BL] [Face-Slapping] [Feel-Good] [Livestream]

[Cheerful, forward, flirtatious little fox & unconventional, sharp-tongued, pure-hearted big shot]

[Two flirts, clear-eyed hopeless romantics, charming contrast]

Ren Huai fell asleep while reading a script. When he woke up, he found himself aboard the very plane where the story began.

The good news was that the book was a feel-good story about winning back your wife and becoming an award-winning actor.

The bad news was that he had transmigrated into the villainous white moonlight who had a tragic ending and served as a stepping stone for the protagonist.

Could proud and carefree Ren Huai really put up with that?

So...

The male lead: “I missed you so much during the years I was abroad.”

Ren Huai: “Couldn’t afford a plane ticket, or couldn’t pay your phone bill?”

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The protagonist: “I won’t be anyone’s substitute.”

Ren Huai: “Right, right, you’re uniquely awful.”

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The protagonist’s suitor: “You’re not even one ten-thousandth as good as Qingqing.”

Ren Huai: “Right, right, he’s great, the best. Bless you both, now lock it down forever.”

On the variety show that was originally supposed to ruin his reputation, Ren Huai repeatedly face-slapped the protagonist and exposed his carefully crafted persona. The devoted second male lead, who had always pursued Ren Huai, also got caught up in the public backlash and lost much of his standing.

Meanwhile, Ren Huai, the mastermind behind it all, ate and drank well, thoroughly enjoyed himself, and won a whole crowd of mom fans. With his sweet talk, he thrived.

Just as everyone was getting carried away shipping Ren Huai with all his possible love interests,

someone saw the sharp-tongued big shot, who had verbally roasted countless people, holding Ren Huai and gently coaxing him.

“I was wrong, I was wrong.”