Lexi Le knew his own situation well.
He was just an obscure, bottom-tier celebrity—so forgotten that even his company barely remembered he existed.
If it weren't for Gao Tian asking about him, even his agent would have forgotten that Lexi Le was still on their roster.
Lexi Le understood that his career in showbiz peaked the moment he debuted; a comeback was basically hopeless.
So, he could either quit and find a regular job, scrape by on four or five thousand yuan a month, live an ordinary life, get married, have kids, and die of old age.
Or he could seize the opportunity in front of him, make a big pile of cash, then buy a house and a car somewhere quiet and live his own little life—or use this chance to ask the Yin Family for a favor, beg for another shot, and fight for his career in showbiz one last time.
Lexi Le clenched his fists, torn between hope and fear.
To just give up on showbiz and slink back to a normal life—he couldn't accept that.
He was only twenty-three. He wanted to try his luck in the dazzling, chaotic world of entertainment.
Wasn’t it just about impersonating the CEO of Yin Enterprises?
He couldn’t.
He still needed the support of those crazy Field Family members to keep his position.
If he refused to break off the engagement, those lunatics would abandon him.
Even though he’d inherited the connections and resources from his primary persona, he couldn’t match his predecessor’s achievements.
If both the Yin Family and the lunatics abandoned him, he’d have a miserable time.
He didn’t want that.
He was growing more and more jealous of his predecessor—jealous of everything he had, his abilities, his connections.
Next door, Elisa Field watched Miles Gu coldly.
These days, to avoid suspicion, she had to stay in her room, not even leaving the door.
Her former infatuation with Miles Gu was fading away bit by bit.