Rebirth in Showbiz: How to Win the Showbiz Emperor's Heart?

Chapter 865: Chapter 863: Baby, I Miss You

The car window opened, revealing Bo Yimo’s profile. The dazzling sunlight outlined his sharp features as he sat in the driver’s seat, left hand resting on the steering wheel, dressed in a white shirt with slightly rolled-up sleeves, looking every inch the elegant nobleman.

The two hadn’t seen each other for days, and suddenly seeing him like this, her mood instantly lifted.

Even though the recent audition failed, and she had accepted it, there was still a bit of sadness. But now, seeing him, the disappointment vanished.

Indeed, love is the cure for everything.

Even if the two are together, doing nothing at all, they can still be very happy.

“Where are we going?”

Tong Yan looked at the increasingly familiar road, uncertainly asking.

“A date.”

Then—

She was brought to his film set.

What about the promised date? A two-day tour of the film set?

Tong Yan looked at him with a wooden expression.

Bo Yimo lowered his head and gently kissed her forehead, speaking tenderly and dotingly, “Baby, I miss you.”

In an instant, Tong Yan’s heart softened.

The film the famous actor is shooting is called “A Promise with A Dog,” a healing, tear-jerking movie unlike the English-style genre he has filmed before. It tells the daily life between a dog and its owner. The dog, on the brink of death, was taken in by the owner, who carefully nursed it back to health. Their bond grew stronger every day; the dog would accompany the owner to and from the station, rain or shine. Sadly, the owner suddenly passed away in an accident, yet the dog continued to go to the station every day, waiting for an owner who would never return, until it passed away. Its owner never returned.

It’s a heartwarming yet bittersweet story.

Bo Yimo plays the dog’s owner, a character opposite to his cool demeanor, despite being not even twenty-seven or eight, he has to portray a man in his fifties, a warm person—a complete contrast, and a challenge for him.

Many were skeptical when they learned he would play the role, not understanding why the director chose a young actor instead of a middle-aged one. Some disparagingly said Chinese cinema is in decline, needing to rely on popular stars for box office rather than genuinely talented actors.

Tong Yan remained calm, knowing the film had won numerous awards in the past life, directly proving many critics wrong, which felt very satisfying.

The entire crew gave knowing smiles when she arrived, ready for a show of affection.

The film set was in a somewhat Euro-style town, a bit far from the city center. While the famous actor filmed, Tong Yan watched from the side. The crew was harmonious, with no female lead or supporting actress, just the daily scenes of her man amusing and playing with the dog.

There’s something particularly appealing about a man caring for a dog, much like holding a child. The actor during filming was different from usual, prompting Tong Yan to snap a photo and post it on Weibo, captioned: My man and the dog.

It’s been a while since they publicly displayed their affection, especially after rumors of a breakup, which made fans worried, constantly pleading for dog food, but the couple paid no heed and everything remained calm.

Seeing the affectionate display now, fans finally sighed in relief.

If they had broken up, one could hardly believe in love anymore.

Luckily, luckily.

Tong Yan hadn’t posted on Weibo for quite some time, and this post suddenly hit the trending list, its views nearing a hundred million, with excellent results.