Reborn as the Neighboring Big Sister of a Four-Character Younger Brother

[Slow burn + everyday life + nurturing a top-tier star + clear-headed and restrained] “Big sister, I just want to see you.” The youngest grand-slam-winning actor in Chinese-language cinema corners her against a wall backstage at a televised awards ceremony, his eyes red. Song Wanzhou gently removes his hand. “Your sky is so vast, and I’m just someone who happened to be standing by the track.” In her previous life, she was a top publicist who could only watch as this boy next door was hunted by powerful investors and torn apart by a wave of online hate. Back in the old alleyways of 2002, she decides to use her top-tier PR skills from the shadows to clear a path for him. She takes pleasure in pulling the strings behind the scenes: dissecting predatory contracts, predicting hit variety shows, and turning public opinion around. In the midst of his storm, she is his only anchor. But when the boy finally grows into a superstar admired by millions and confesses his love for her, she chooses to take a step back and leave after completing her work. Some people are destined to be the moonlight in someone else’s heart, illuminating their way without ever stepping into that light themselves. (This book is entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental.)