After Becoming the Provincial Champion, I Lived with the Movie King

Reading guide: [No. 1 Winner × Best Actor] A healing and sweet pet story, sweet throughout. The age difference between the male and female protagonists is three years. It is a story about the growth of a little character. The writing style is light. If you don't like it, don't criticize it. In the summer when he was eighteen years old, Jiao Tang's sky fell. My mother walked in an ordinary evening and never woke up. Everyone thought that this orphan girl would just fall into silence, but she wiped away her tears and walked into the examination room, handed in an answer sheet with a score of 725, and became the city's first provincial champion in a century. Flowers and applause came, and the richest man, the Song family, gave away a river-view house. On the day of closing the house, Jiao Tang met Song Xu, the only son of the Song family and a new-generation actor who became famous at the age of twenty-one. The two exchanged a few words and turned around, thinking that they would never meet again. Jiao Tang arrived in Beijing early after settling down in her hometown. She had already found an internship and wanted to put down roots as soon as possible. As soon as she got off the plane, she received a call from Song Xu: She had been in the team for three months and her two cats were unattended, asking her if she wanted to move to the flat floor to help. Trading the basement for a luxury house with a river view was a sure-profit deal. She nodded. The reasons for starting were simple - she needed a place to live and he needed someone to look after the cat. Later, he finished work late at night on the set, listening to her talk about trivial matters at home, and listening to her read the project analysis from the beginning. She helps him select scripts and calculates the profits, turning from a layman into his right-hand man. He taught her to stand firm, and she spent four years becoming the person he couldn't live without. The night Song Xu was nominated for Best Actor, someone asked him the luckiest thing. His eyes passed through the bustle of the place and fell on the figure in the corner - the little girl who had nothing back then was long gone, and the one standing there now was the one he raised with his own hands.