"Really?!" Kevin was thrilled.
"But it'll probably be quite a long way off. Your appearance will likely be next year," Yaqing explained. "You won't be in the next movie. Maybe the one after that."
"Fine, as long as I'm in one." Kevin didn't mind.
Eden was livestreaming with Elysia.
Kitty was off doing who knew what.
"Yaqing, if we're resting today, are we really going to watch cartoons here? It's already been four episodes." Kevin helplessly watched the bald man on TV being chased by two bears.
"Isn't it good?" Yaqing asked.
"I haven't watched cartoons like this since middle school." Kevin was speechless.
"Then you really are an adult with no childlike innocence," Yaqing shot back.
"How am I lacking childlike innocence? I'm being realistic. After starting work, who has time to watch cartoons?" Kevin said not everyone was like Yaqing.
"Kevin, do you know whose life I envy the most in the courtyard?"
"Whose?" Kevin asked curiously, then laughed at himself. "Don't tell me it's mine?"
Yaqing nodded. "That's right. I envy you the most. You have a stable job, someone to spend the rest of your life with, and close friends like Su and me. You're practically the natural template for a male lead."
Kevin had been the campus heartthrob in college, landed a beautiful genius doctor, and had a CEO and a doctor as brothers. Just as Yaqing said, he was practically born to be the protagonist.
"What kind of male lead writes code every day and regularly works overtime until midnight?" Kevin was at a loss.
Yaqing said in a somber voice, "Actually, Kevin, even though I leave work and return to the courtyard before three every day, have beautiful girls keeping me company at the company, am a board member of the Schicksal Consortium,