The Poorest Top-Tier Star in Chinese Entertainment

[Multiple female leads, an unstoppable rise to the top] Xu Yao woke up one day and found himself back in 2016. From then on, his life changed completely. At 22, he took the internet by storm as Donghua Dijun in Three Lives, Three Worlds, earning the title “the ultimate male immortal in period dramas” and becoming a new-generation top-tier star. At 24, he crossed over into film, won a Best Newcomer award, and starred in a commercial hit that grossed over 500 million yuan. At 26, he became the first male star born in the 1990s in the Chinese entertainment industry to land full-line endorsement deals with three major luxury brands, earning nine figures a year. Luxury magazine covers, hugely popular variety shows fighting to book him as a guest, blockbuster dramas with him as the lead… Countless opportunities were thrown his way. He was a super top-tier star in Chinese entertainment. … “Xu Yao, why am I the one paying every time we eat?” the female top-tier star asked through gritted teeth. “I have to front the hotel bill too?” Xiao Tian’s eyes widened. “You want me to go out and buy things for our date?” Sister Meng was so furious she threw a cushion. … Xu Yao felt bitter: I may be a top-tier star, but I really don’t have a single cent in savings! This book is also known as: The Top-Tier Male Star Whose Bank Balance Is Always Zero; The Post-95 and Post-90 Actresses: Who’s Booking a Room to Play Dou Dizhu Today?