Reborn as Cannon Fodder, I’m Spoiled by the CEO

He Muyun opens his eyes and finds himself transmigrated into a melodramatic BL entertainment-industry novel, as a trainee with the same name who doesn't survive past the third chapter.

The original owner was maliciously edited and branded a “clout-chasing homewrecker.” The whole internet turned against him, driving him to swallow sleeping pills. In the end, he became a stepping stone for the original novel's protagonist, Lin Wanxing, to rise to fame, dying a tragic and pointless death.

As a talented actor from the National Theatre, He Muyun looks at the obscene graffiti painted across his walls and the 99+ death threats on his phone, and decides to tear up this godforsaken script.

A supporting character? Let someone else play one! He Muyun will stand beneath the spotlights on the strength of his own talent and live as the protagonist of his own story!

On the debut-stage show, his a cappella solo leaves everyone in awe. He debuts as the undisputed center, gains five million followers overnight, and gives every mocker a well-deserved face-slapping;

In a low-budget period drama, his textbook-perfect acting makes him an overnight sensation. He is nominated for the Magnolia Award for Best Newcomer and transforms from a popular idol into a respected actor, leaving Lin Wanxing, who tried to ride his coattails and drag him down, in the dust;

In a film by an internationally acclaimed director, he wins the leading role through sheer talent, makes his way to Cannes, becomes the youngest Best Actor in the country, and reaches the top of the entertainment world.

Later, during the global broadcast of the Cannes awards ceremony, the newly crowned Best Actor holds up his trophy and makes a heartfelt declaration of love across the distance. At Beijing Airport, in front of a watching crowd, the ruthless emperor of the entertainment industry drops to one knee, presents him with a ring, and asks if he will spend the rest of his life with him.

Only then does He Muyun finally understand that he didn't transmigrate here to scrape by in a melodramatic script.

He came to meet the person who would treasure his passion and carve his name into the rest of his life.