A top agent transmigrates into the body of a concubine-born young woman, armed with the “Eye on the Entertainment World,” and turns the Wei-Jin court upside down!
When a modern-day data fanatic meets the elegant, free-spirited talents of the Wei-Jin era, Lin Qing uses rouge to rally fans and poetry as the rules for ranking stars, turning refined scholarly gatherings into talent-show auditions.
The great clans close in and the literati groups take aim, but neither can stand against the top-tier star group she’s built with her own hands: a humble-born scholar writes their songs, a general’s legitimate daughter dances in crimson like a soaring swan, and even the regent becomes her personal investor.
Just as the entertainment industry spreads throughout the court, the sharp-tongued, icy heir suddenly leans in and whispers, “You teach the whole world how to make stars, so when will you teach me how to be a fan, Sister?”
