At the amusement park, Chen Yang continued his relentless efforts to persuade Yuan Xi.

Upon discovering that Yuan Xi was working part-time there daily, Chen Yang resolved to keep a close watch.

With numerous doll costumes around, including Baby Bear and others, Chen Yang refrained from hasty actions, opting instead to hide in a corner and quietly observe. Only after lunch, when it was confirmed that Yuan Xi was indeed dressed as Xiong Baobao, did Chen Yang initiate his persistent persuasion tactics.

He waited until they were having lunch and confirmed that Yuan Xi was indeed dressed as the Baby Bear, then began his persistent stalking tactics.

After confirming that Xiong Baobao was Yuan Xi, Chen Yang consistently stood by his side, persistently extolling the benefits of becoming a celebrity. His unwavering commitment to achieving his goal was commendable.

Yuan Xi, however, was resistant due to past experiences and the daunting competition within the entertainment industry. Unmoved by Chen Yang’s extravagant praise, he remained steadfast in his decision.

“Mr. Chen, why do you insist on pursuing me? There are many people who are more beautiful and capable than I am. Why do you keep pestering me and promoting me as a celebrity?”

Yuan Xi was puzzled. He didn’t consider himself particularly handsome nor did he have any significant interest in the celebrity lifestyle. His personality was not one to follow orders or seek trouble; otherwise, he wouldn’t have remained hidden in his previous life or taken on part-time jobs to support himself.

Thus, faced with Chen Yang’s persistent attention, Yuan Xi felt not only irritable but also confused.

Chen Yang sighed and looked at Yuan Xi with a mixture of frustration and admiration. “This isn’t really you,” he said. “You’re too modest. The entertainment industry has no shortage of handsome men and beautiful women, but it takes more than looks to stand out. Yet, you have a unique charm. Your obedient and unassuming nature makes you memorable.”

“Your look is relatively rare in the entertainment industry, so if you agree, I can help promote you,” Chen Yang said. “Besides, the last time I invested in someone just because they were good-looking, they ended up betraying me after becoming famous.”

Thinking of that white-eyed wolf, Chen Yang couldn’t help but grit his teeth.

If it weren’t for the appearance of a white-eyed wolf, how could he be so idle now, still being pointed at and criticized by the company behind his back, accusing him of being blind?

In his hands, there’s only one person to worry about—the ungrateful one. The others have already become successful actors, actresses, singers, and celebrities. They either have their studios or significant abilities. To them, he’s just another agent.

This level of achievement was already impressive for most talent managers, but Chen Yang was a restless individual who enjoys taking on new challenges.

If he doesn’t have a new talent to manage, he feels uncomfortable. It must be said that Chen Yang’s methods and vision were incredibly sharp; otherwise, he wouldn’t be so successful. Once he’s interested in someone and they pass his assessment, he was certain to produce outstanding results.

However, a betrayal from within caused his downfall, with the ungrateful person stirring up trouble and damaging his reputation.

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