The male protagonist is reborn or travels through another world. The female protagonist is a singer looking for a song. The male protagonist is singing on the rooftop and the female protagonist overhears it. The female protagonist has been looking for the male protagonist for a long time. The song seems to have a song called "The Brightest Star in the Night Sky". The male protagonist accidentally sang it. He is not in the entertainment industry.
Traveling back to Blue Star, a place where cultural competition is flourishing, a young man with an unappreciated talent replaces a frustrated young man with a new life. He took the stage with a unique set of national style skills, with folk music rhythms flowing on his fingertips and ancient rhymes singing in his throat. He counterattacked all the way to become the all-around king of singers and the ceiling of national style. Even more fortunately, he met a girl who understood him. When his career reached the top, he also found sweet love. His eyes were filled with unconcealable happiness. This rebirth fulfilled all the regrets in his previous life!
The opening chapter is about Bai Yueguang's pregnancy + media siege, full of conflict! Each chapter has explosive moments, including a confrontation in a coffee shop, a Shura scene in a bar, and a counter-attack in a hotel... The pace is so fast that I stayed up late to catch up on it.
"Demon Lord, your little boy has been abusing the scumbag for nine days" is a group pet + cute treasure + fantasy novel. It tells the story of Mu Jiuxun, a little boy who has the identity of the only god and wears a vest. He is extremely doted on by the Ninth Prince, and is protected by his master, family and other big bosses. He abuses the scumbag all the way and controls the nine days. It is really worth reading✊✊
"The God of Play" - When the stage lights go out, the curtain of another world suddenly rises. A falling spotlight suddenly cut off the life of young director Chen Ling, and continued it forcibly for him in a strange gap in time and space. His consciousness was floating in the broken memories, and two "Chen Lings" were fighting fiercely in his mind - one was the creator of the materialistic world, and the other belonged to an unknown place with completely contradictory cognitions. He struggled to get up. The stained opera robe was like a shroud of fate. It was not only his tired body that was heavy, but also his soul that had been superimposed on two lives. The author uses cold and tense writing to unfold the suspenseful prologue that spans life, death and cognition. The journey home is also the beginning of exploration. When the stage of reality collapses, a larger and more bizarre "script" has quietly unfolded. Is he an actor about to take the stage, or is he a "drama god" who can write a pen to change his destiny? This is not only a time travel, but also a thrilling inquiry into the nature of existence. If you prefer the maze-like setting of consciousness and indulge in the dramatic tension of the interweaving of fiction and reality, this novel will take you behind the curtain to peek into the strangest and most gorgeous performance on the stage of fate.