After Divorcing the Male God [Entertainment Industry]

*Note* This is not a transmigration story. The heroine only thinks she has transmigrated, but in reality, she has not. Seventeen-year-old Tian Li has two dream guys: rising young star Liang Jinze and the school's heartthrob, Liu Lang. Then the heartthrob actually goes blind and confesses to her! Tian Li secretly gets ready to accept her dream guy's confession. But when she arrives at their meeting place, the grown-up version of her dream guy says, "Let's get a divorce." "If you agree, I'll leave with nothing." Looking at the man with his bleary eyes, Tian Li laments the merciless passage of time. "If you leave with nothing, I'll support you." Looking at her twenty-five-year-old body, she sighs. Sure enough, teenage love never ends well! Not only has she been forced to skip ahead eight years of her life, she's also got a kid! Time cruelly tells her that it's not just a butcher's knife, it's pig feed, too. Her other dream guy has also gone from a rising young star to an over-the-hill has-been who can't even be bothered to groom himself... Tian Li: "..." She only had two dream guys, and one is already ruined. At least the other one can still be saved. Male lead: Liang Jinze, an unlucky has-been in the beginning, then a youthful star again later on. Warnings: 1. The son is the biological child of the heroine and her ex-husband. 2. No transmigration or Reborn plot. 3. The heroine won't be put through angst. This is a wish-fulfillment story. 4. The male lead changes. The male lead is not the ex-husband. 5. The author's usual style continues: the heroine's protagonist aura is about as big as Saturn's rings. 6. Please don't compare rankings. The author's other completed long novel: "The Scumbag's Path to Suffering at the Hands of an Acting Emperor [Reborn]" Long novel in progress: "Every Day I'm on a Legal Education Show [Quick Transmigration]" Friends' novels: "The Beloved Man" by Mo Rugu: This man is so simple and unpretentious. "The Live-in Son-in-Law" by Mo Rugu: A story about marrying into a family. "My Eyes Came to Life" by Chengnan Huakai: A realistic take on "You Are My Eyes." "Dear Mary Sue [Book Transmigration]" by Qiu Ling: As long as you love me, being a Mary Sue is fine. Theme: