Lin Qin, a longtime fan of Zhang Yixing in the 21st century, has spent years admiring his amazing physique. Then she suddenly dies and transmigrates into the role of his never-before-publicized first love from 2009!
He's still a shy young man in Changsha, about to head to Korea to train. EXO hasn't debuted, Go Fighting! hasn't aired, and the road to becoming an entertainment industry's top-tier star is full of thorns.
Other people transmigrate as cannon fodder and claw their way up. She gets to claim a future top-tier star from the start.
✅ She helps him steer clear of the pitfalls of SM's trainee system, making sure his back and knees are well protected so he can secure his place as EXO-M's lead dancer.
✅ Their long-distance relationship is free of melodrama and suspicion: they share their feelings through letters and secret calls, making the whole internet swoon.
✅ She bets on Go Fighting! before anyone else and helps him win over the Men’s Team, transforming from the Little Sheep into Zhang PD.
✅ Armed with a script for the entertainment industry, she blocks scandals, fights for opportunities, and protects his copyrights, staying by his side from a basement dance studio to concerts packed with thousands of fans.
The day Zhang Yixing becomes famous across China and Korea, reporters crowd around him, demanding to know who his girlfriend outside the industry is.
Onstage, the man smiles, eyes crinkling, and holds up a ring as he announces, “She was my first love before my debut, and she'll always be my strength.”
Lin Qin: Thanks for asking. I got to sleep with a top-tier star and help him become a legend. This transmigration was a bargain!
[Sweet and satisfying all the way, no angst | The heroine knows what's coming and has every advantage | Raising a top-tier star | They choose each other | Recreating iconic EXO and Go Fighting! moments]
Don't define the whole book by the first story. The second story is quite well written. This is a book that needs to be read slowly and attentively. Unlike other books, it is more like another person's narration than a novel. In fact, I suggest that you don't just read this book once and move on. Many points that you find boring or incomprehensible will become clear when you read it a second time. This is a very ordinary book (the second story), but it has its own unique charm.
Well written, I enjoyed reading it!