So I'm a Variety Show Star!

[Upcoming novels: [Transform for Me, I Need to Calm Down] and [The First Dreamlike Planet in the Galaxy]. Please add them to your favorites~]

My name is Shui Bufan, and I've had quite an extraordinary experience.

I got bound to a System and became a professional protagonist.

After going through 100 worlds with god-awful openings, I arrived in world 101. Given that I'm an actor and my opening situation was playing a cannon-fodder character on a film set,

I thought

my protagonist arc in this world would have to be: defy the odds, dazzle everyone, sweep the three major awards, win an Oscar, and become a globally renowned movie star.

But!

Why can't I ever land a leading role when I want to become a movie star?

And why are variety shows always interested in me?

And, and, and there's one more little problem: Help! The behind-the-scenes bosses from all 100 worlds have met me ahead of schedule!

After being flirted with 99 times by a professional mastermind, one particularly dedicated behind-the-scenes boss finally decided to listen to his heart.

He was ready to genuinely date this fool, who flirted with him in every world and did everything he could to stay alive.

But he never imagined the other guy really did flirt without intending to marry. Ahem, without intending to be the one who got married.

In a fit of anger, the boss forced the System to give him a 101st conquest attempt that shouldn't have existed.

He had just one demand: I must meet him from the start!

But this time, he showed up just a little too late! The sweet romance opening was already gone!

A powerful top who only wants to unlock the sweet romance route of a pampered little wife x a pliable, hardworking, timid bottom with a quirky way of thinking, determined to follow his own protagonist path

Notes:

1. The style is like the blurb, so it'll probably be pretty silly.

2. This isn't quick transmigration. It all takes place in just one world.

3. Modern alternate universe, set in the entertainment industry. During the main story, the protagonist is a variety-show regular.

4. You don't have to love it, but please don't hurt anyone.

Completed entertainment-industry danmei novels: [True Love Goes Public] and [No Papers, But You Still Want to Be an Actor?]

Blurb for an upcoming novel

[Transform for Me, I Need to Calm Down]

On graduation day, Mi Gu discovered that his boyfriend was cheating on him. He broke up with him on the spot and returned to his hometown, a small third-tier city.

On his third day at home, a middle-aged woman who was the deputy director of the neighborhood committee came to visit.

She told him that all the residents of the neighborhood had voted to elect him as a committee member.

He would be in charge of mediating neighborhood disputes.

Mi Gu was about to ask how on earth all the residents had elected him when he hadn't even met a single neighbor in the three days since coming home, and whether that made any sense at all...

When a man walked in through the door. Tall and long-legged, with handsome features, a face as flawless as jade, eyes bright as stars, and a graceful bearing like a crane among pines. He merely glanced up, and everything around him paled in comparison.

The woman introduced him: “This is our neighborhood committee director.”

Mi Gu: “Fine, fine, I accept.”

A handsome, roguish pretty-boy lover of beautiful faces on top x a beautiful, two-faced crane fairy on the bottom

After working there for a while, Mi Gu decided this job was pretty great.

He could admire a beauty up close, and there wasn't much work to do. Plus, it was close to home.

As for the pay, well, he figured he shouldn't be too picky.

Just as he was feeling pleased with himself,

two adorable little girls, no older than four, ran into the office. One was a mixed-race child with shining jade-green eyes, and the other had big, pitch-black eyes.

The two little darlings were crying pitifully and needed him to mediate. Their argument was over whether cats or dogs were cuter.

They insisted that he give them an answer...

He was just about to say that cats and dogs each had their own merits...

when the two little girls transformed on the spot. Two fluffy, snow-white creatures stared up at him with wide eyes. Which one was cuter?

Mi Gu: There's no such thing as a free lunch. This mediation job really isn't easy!

Theme: Even if things don't go well from the start, you still have to work hard to survive. No matter how many setbacks you go through, face life with optimism.