I Really Didn't Mean to Become Famous

[Newbie Village Experimenting with Style 2. I don't know the entertainment industry and got absolutely demolished; the writing isn't great, so read with caution]

[Completed, 70% anti-piracy]

After dying from overwork, Sui Yuan transmigrated into an entertainment-industry danmei novel, becoming the cannon-fodder pretty boy kept by its biggest financier.

In the original story, cannon-fodder Sui Yuan left his sugar daddy with no useful skills to his name, then got killed by a brick falling from a construction site while working a job.

Then came the same old love-triangle plot, with two men fighting over one bottom. Sadly, in the end, the financier could only watch someone else enjoy a sweet romance before returning to his debauched lifestyle.

If that's how it is, then let's just slack off.

In his previous life, he practiced around the clock and mastered all sorts of skills.

In this life, all Sui Yuan wants is to loaf around to the fullest. He'll spend every day as a mascot, freeloading off his sugar daddy until he dies, then applaud the leads' beautiful romance.

Who knew that the protagonist bottom, who seemed like an ordinary, ditzy little white flower in the original, was actually an ambitious career-minded leading man?

He fixed Sui Yuan with an intense gaze and laid bare the truth: "You're not the original Sui Yuan, are you?"

Sui Yuan broke out in a cold sweat.

The original story's seemingly obsessive, sinister big boss actually had a ridiculously low threshold for laughter. He'd been holding himself back just to maintain his authority.

At dinner, the big boss patted Sui Yuan on the shoulder and said, "I can't hold it in anymore."

Sui Yuan: "..."

The original story's cunning, sharp-tongued movie star gong, who hid a dagger behind his smile, was actually a gossip-loving fun-seeker.

He dragged Sui Yuan along every day to share entertainment-industry gossip, and Sui Yuan was like a melon-loving badger in a melon patch.

Sui Yuan: "...At least his gossip always checks out."

The original story's playboy financier seemed rather unpredictable to Sui Yuan.

Sometimes he was adorably childish, and sometimes he'd put on a dark expression and act like a villain.

He could call the shots in the entertainment industry, charm his way through the business world, and dominate the workplace.

He said he would make his genius canary famous around the world.

And so Sui Yuan really did become famous.

Then he looked at the flood of work offers pouring in and nearly blacked out.

Xie Quan, president of the entertainment industry's leading company, had a secret worry.

He could hear the thoughts of his cannon-fodder canary.

The canary wasn't from this world. Before transmigrating, he was a world-class musician.

The canary was naturally oblivious, sometimes completely out of the loop and sometimes sharp-tongued.

The canary was always unconsciously flirtatious, something Xie Quan, who could hear his thoughts, knew all too well.

Xie Quan, president of Shengxing Entertainment, watched his little canary grow more famous by the day and smiled with satisfaction.

Sui Yuan: You did this, didn't you? :)

Xie Quan: Praise me, darling!

A seemingly aloof and noble, inwardly sharp-tongued and adorably clueless bottom x a conceited, dismissive gong who becomes a puppy-like younger man later on

[Before You Read]

Lighthearted, silly, satisfying, and sweet. Monogamous 1v1, and the gong only pretends to be a playboy.

The bottom was a few years older than the gong originally, but after transmigrating into the book, he's younger. The bottom is somewhat of a heartthrob.

As a rule, I don't write side couples. If two characters develop couple vibes as I write, then we'll see (?). There might never be any side couples.

As usual, here's my disclaimer: No characters in this story are based on real people. Any coincidental similarities in names or tropes are purely accidental. Please don't make irrelevant comments or offer unsolicited writing advice. If you drop the story, please don't come back just to tell me. Extreme gong- or bottom-focused fans, please pass. Beginner writing ahead. Please read civilly and help create a positive writing and reading environment.

Theme: Hard work and dreams have always deserved recognition.