Top producer Ye Yu died suddenly from overwork. When he opened his eyes again, he was transported back to the first day of school when he was seven years old.
But he soon discovered that this was not his original world. This is a parallel universe. All connections, memories and predictions from the previous life are reset to zero. The only thing he has is the professional ability engraved in his bones and a "good face" that even he has to admit.
He was discovered by a talent scout at the age of seven and joined Lingguang Media as a trainee.
Ye Yu had seen too many dark sides in his previous life, but he chose a more difficult path - not to be miserable, not to be bullied, and not to become the kind of person he hated. Slow, gentle, and full of resilience, he spent nine years working his way up step by step, relying on his character and strength to win die-hard fans and tear the "vase" label into pieces bit by bit.
When I was sixteen years old, it was the night of the finals of my debut match. The moment the lights came on, everyone felt that he was born to stand here and grow up to be an idol and eventually become a top figure in the entertainment industry.
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It's okay, but I don't know why people who write articles like this just say whatever they want, and it always feels straightforward. It feels like I'm not telling my own story, but narrating someone else's story. It feels so uncomfortable to watch. It just doesn't allow readers to bring themselves into it. His entire article is written in a flat order, without any ups and downs. And it's not just this book. Most people of this type have this problem. Is this a common problem?
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