When the Ice Queen Became the Center of a Top-Tier Star Boy Band

Mu Yang, a 29-year-old workplace overachiever, wakes up after passing out drunk at a celebratory banquet to find that she's transmigrated to 2030 and become a 17-year-old boy with the same name. She's also bound to the “Entertainment Queen Achievement System,” which malfunctioned because of an energy fluctuation.

The System sobs: “Host, what do we do now that you've changed genders?!”

Mu Yang: “...Pay me compensation first.”

So, in this parallel world with a barren entertainment scene, Mu Yang has an enormous library of works from her previous life, a full set of compensation beauty and skills, and a boy's body that forces her to start over. She begins her fantastical journey to stardom.

On one side, there's the mountain of homework in her final year of high school; on the other, the bizarre, dazzling world of show business.

She has to maintain her image as a “top student idol,” while secretly drooling over male idol groups dancing on Douyin.

From the school anniversary stage to the National Stadium, from music galas to the National Centre for the Performing Arts.

Mu Yang discovers that the biggest challenge on her road to becoming the “Queen of Entertainment” isn't her rivals or public opinion, but

“Now I've got a ding-dong too. Hehe.”

“...Wait, why am I excited?!”

This is a story about growth, choices, and finding one's identity. See how the former queen of the workplace uses a boy's body to shake up the entertainment industry, and still finds time to get into Tsinghua or Peking University.