After Entering an Old-School Tragic Romance as the Cannon-Fodder Top [Entertainment Industry]

[No inspiration, enter at your own risk] After Ji Mian is hit by a car, he wakes up inside an old-school entertainment-industry novel as the second male lead. He plays an aloof, cool, and indifferent movie emperor, a flower growing on a high peak. Unfortunately, this novel has no room for normal people. It's packed with every kind of melodrama: drugging, amnesia, debt, coercive romance, and checks thrown in people's faces like slaps. In the original story, Ji Mian and the male lead, Lu Yan, are sworn enemies, constantly at odds. In the end, Ji Mian loses, makes a dismal exit, and leaves the entertainment industry in disgrace. The innocent little-white-flower heroine feels only a shallow pang of guilt before continuing to bask in love with the male lead. Ji Mian: Well, being ostracized is just my fate. There's no need to follow this melodramatic plotline! It's just romance, falling in love, and getting together, right? He'll play matchmaker. Ji Mian starts avoiding any contact or conflict with the male lead and secretly brings the male lead and heroine together. But can someone explain why the male lead, who should have been waving his hand and declaring, "The weather's turning cold. Let the Wang family go bankrupt," is standing outside Ji Mian's home in the pouring rain? His usually cold, gloomy eyes are filled with anxiety. As if he can bear it no longer, he grits his teeth and says: "Are you avoiding me because you think I'm disgusting? I... I just like you." Ji Mian's mind short-circuits: ...Huh? As for the younger white-flower newcomer, whose role in the novel is the heroine and who came home with him, she suddenly turns on the tea-scented act. "Senior Ji got caught in the rain and needs to rest. President Lu, you're being awfully inconsiderate." Ji Mian looks at his wet sleeve, then at the male lead, who's soaked from head to toe: ??? Theme: Persistence is victory