Giving You Back Sixty Years

This book is nine years old now. In those years, countless entertainment industry novels of all types have emerged, but if I had to recommend a few, "Return You, My Top 2 in the Entertainment Industry" would be the first one that comes to mind.

It's been a while since I've seen her, and I just saw that Gu Xi quietly snagged herself into the male lead role! Hahaha, she's truly a master of marketing. [No offense to Gu Jie, I just think this is so cute. It's like, "If I can't be a Best Actress, can't I at least act opposite one?" And then she quietly kicked Xiao Feng and President Chi off the list to take the male lead's seat—so adorable!] [Gu Jie's useless ambition in fighting for top billing, hahaha!]

After watching it, please share your thoughts: 1. The story is really good~ But while reading it, I couldn't help but think that it was a pity that it ended in 2016, before those movies with a box office of over 4 billion yuan were released. We couldn't see Chi Chi's active performance in an era when domestic films could rival imported blockbusters.

That old man must be Feng Shuo. I think if someone truly stayed by his side like that for a lifetime, it would be a very pure, sincere, and precious relationship.

[Purely Actors] [Rebirth] [Female-Friendly] Hooray for the book's completion! It's been nine years since this book was published. In those years, all sorts of entertainment industry novels have emerged, but if I really had to recommend a few, the first one that comes to mind is "Return You, My Top 1 in the Entertainment Industry."

Looking back is even more painful; I feel sorry for Gu Xi and miss Master Liu.

I was recently rewatching *Skip Beat*, and when I got to chapter 311, it was unavailable, so I reluctantly downloaded it from Bilibili Comics. Suddenly, on a whim, I decided to check Jinjiang Literature City for updates… and that's how I found this. You see, when it comes to works that delve deeply into the concept of "acting," I only have two favorites: this novel and *Skip Beat* manga. I have to say, fate is sometimes truly a wonderful thing.

Aww, it's so good! It's my number one contemporary romance novel. I really love the friendship storyline; female friendships are the most beautiful! Of all the scripted missions, my favorite is Sanke; I think that mission is the most exciting! Thank you so much, author, for writing such a wonderful story. No matter how many novels I read in the future, I will never forget Chi Chi, a girl who loves acting! If you're looking for something to read, check out my complete subscription! O(∩_∩)O

The author's writing is truly excellent and moving; I was brought to tears many times. Chi Chi is wonderful, and in the end, I still regret reading this story too late. So much so that when I encountered certain gender stereotypes, it felt like choking on a stone. But considering the time it took the author to write this, I have a different feeling.

Every rose has a thorny past before it blooms. Even Gu Da Guanren has been through the rain and longed for an umbrella. *Sobs*