Big Scoop! The Entire Entertainment Industry Hears My Thoughts and Exposes Huge Secrets

Why let those scumbags hear the female lead's inner thoughts? What if they overhear and act prematurely, like bullying? What if they investigate and eliminate any potential threats? Or what if she has children? What if they send her abroad early? It feels like giving those scumbags a heads-up, prompting them to deal with their problems in advance. Even though it only describes how being cheated on, like being cuckolded, can still lead to other characters leaving earlier. 😅😅😅😅😅

Having a male lead and still getting a no-romance match is just ridiculous.

I don't like this book, but I respect it. What I mean is that this fake heiress keeps contradicting her biological and adoptive parents, and she still manages to deal with them. After all, I'm not the author, so I can't write about it however I want.

It's not great, just passable. He's still living in the Bai family's house? He probably doesn't know that others can hear his thoughts, right? Why does he have to share a room with that scheming woman and wait to be wrongly accused? I'm really disgusted. Anyway, this story is just so-so. I really don't know what to say.

I really don't understand why so many real and fake heiresses who can read minds so easily become close to the original owner's biological parents? She herself is a former movie queen, she doesn't need to rely on the original owner's family anymore, and besides, they are not her biological parents, why is she so eager to get close to them? Can't she just ignore them?

The protagonist's intelligence was forcibly lowered, and the plot is full of contradictions.

Two major flaws: First, if the male lead is a movie star, and the movie star is the ideal man, then if he's the protagonist, then the protagonist's past suffering was all for nothing, and the movie star didn't offer any help. Disappointment takes time, okay? Second, what about the Bai family? If they acknowledge their ancestral roots, isn't that disgusting?

If this thing were to be recognized by the Bai family, I'd give it a one-star review.

The chapters about the female lead being with the Bai family made me feel really frustrated. Maybe it's better not to acknowledge her back. The Bai family members seem a bit clueless about their place.

Heh. Pathetic.