After I Transmigrated Into a Book, I Became a Lucky Star Actor

Complete. Please add my next novel, Reborn to Open a Cat Cafe, to your reading list~ Chi Yi, a C-list actor, transmigrates into a danmei novel as Chi Zhongqiao, a tragic cannon-fodder character who is used by the male lead’s older brother to frame him at the start, then killed off in the middle as an expendable extra. On his very first day after transmigrating into the book, Chi Yi strikes back without hesitation, saves the male lead from being framed, then packs his things and heads back to the entertainment industry. The only catch is that after transmigrating, Chi Yi awakens a special constitution: he’s blessed with the luck of a koi fish. Every TV show he appears in becomes a hit. The actor who tried to frame him flops. Even an award-winning actress who had been trying for years to get pregnant finally conceives after he says a few words. And that’s not all. The male lead, who was born under an unlucky star in the original novel, also finds his luck turning around thanks to him. In his previous life, Chi Yi could never become popular, no matter how many supporting roles he played. But after transmigrating into the book, he rises to the top of the entertainment industry with his peerless acting skills and good luck. Reader’s Guide: 1. There isn’t much of the original novel’s plot, and the original novel’s love interest is not vilified. 2. At heart, this is a sweet, fluffy romance full of affection. Everything serves the plot. 3. No characters are based on real people. Recommended: My friend’s ongoing danmei novel, The White Moonlight in the Script [Book Transmigration] In a nutshell: Good grief! The “white moonlight” didn’t die after all, and ran off with the “replacement”?! Could the four scum male leads end up being the biggest help of all?! Recommended: My friend’s ongoing danmei novel, After Transmigrating into a Book, I Stole the Interstellar Idol In a nutshell: After confessing to my lover, I became his figurine?! Theme: