As an idol, Qiyao faced so many major crises in life that they could fill an entire book titled The Ordeals of Qiyao.
But he didn't care about that. He just wanted to know what it was like, as an idol, to fall for the biggest fan of his career.
More importantly, how could he balance being lovesick with being ambitious?
Some things can't be escaped or easily resolved just because you have been reborn.
...Love, for example.
At thirty-six, Wu Yao was a single man who had made nothing of his life. He went to his childhood friend's wedding, where one mishap after another led to his death. Perhaps his regret and sorrow over the past sent him back in time. Clutching his young face, Wu Yao thought he could change his own life and the lives of those around him, only to discover that he'd returned to twelve years earlier, just before the accident that had ruined him. Back then, he was still the idol Qiyao, with tens of millions of fans, a wildly popular superstar...
At least this time, he had a chance to keep the people around him from dying in vain, and to stop his assistant, Xu Luo, from succeeding in killing him.
But thinking back to how those accidents had begun, Xu Luo was 1.9 meters tall and wanted to kiss him. It really wasn't something he could fight off...
He couldn't resist in any sense of the word, damn it!
A focused, overly rational top who devotes himself to his career × an unambitious, emotionally volatile bottom
Qiyao's inner thoughts:
Before being reborn: I've failed at both my career and love. I might as well go home and sell rice!
After being reborn: Let's have a head-on showdown where nobody gets off easy.
Theme: No matter how the world bullies, humiliates, uses, or ignores you, someone will always embrace and accept you on this world's behalf.
Oh, what I really want to say is, Mom!
Could you provide a label? I've realized I'm not really interested in adolescence.
Ming has never been in a relationship, but the protagonist's unrequited love seems so pathetic. Sigh, it's heartbreaking.
I also have to comment on the font used in the copywriting; it's too glaring.
The author's imaginative ideas are great, but I personally don't particularly like the personalities of the seme and uke. Or rather, the uke hasn't matured at all in his new life; after all, he's 36 years old and, besides being panicked, has no ideas whatsoever. Also, I really don't want to see the uke's story before his rebirth. Could the story before his rebirth be made into a side story? I'd love to see how the uke behaves after his rebirth! I hope the author can make the uke a little more mature. Good luck, author!
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