Overnight, I Became the Leading Lady in a Scandal

This is one of the most addictive entertainment industry novels I've read in recent years. It's not simplistic, it's realistic but also subtly satisfying. I highly recommend it. The only downside is the title; I would never have read it if I wasn't desperate for something to read, and I would have missed out on such a great book.

The writing is good, and the story unfolds smoothly. I'm a person with plenty of free time, so I read a lot of stories and have become increasingly picky. I read this story straight through until 1 a. M. I really enjoyed it. Keep it up!

The book is almost finished, so I'm making a summary post of Zhou Yun's achievements. (Contains major spoilers, proceed with caution) (Continuously updated) (Please point out any omissions or inaccuracies) TV drama: "The Eighth Time I Was Moved," the female lead, a minor hit. "

The author and this book are like Zhou Yun—they've always persevered. It seems there aren't many subscribers or fans, but the author has consistently delivered high-quality work and never given up, just like the female protagonist's unwavering faith in the book. I hope the author keeps up the good work and gets better and better; you deserve it!

I devoured 600 chapters in one go, which was definitely crazy 🤫 But as a nearly ten-year-old fan of Qidian, it's rare to find a new book that truly moves me. I rarely recommend books I like, sorry 😶 However, don't be fooled by the title of this book. The author, well, is a very cultured literary youth (thankfully not a radical), emotionally calm, self-controlled, delicate, and sensitive.

The book's downfall lies in its title and synopsis. It's written with the title and synopsis of a comedy, but it's described as a 100% serious drama. People like me who want a serious drama wouldn't have clicked on it in the first place, and those looking for a comedy wouldn't even read ten chapters before complaining about the deceptive marketing and leaving. A more appropriate title and synopsis would have resulted in at least ten times better sales.

However, in male-oriented novels featuring female protagonists, it's unlikely to achieve very good results. Another complaint: the title of the first part is "scandal," but it should be "rumor," so why is it called "scandal"? For die-hard fans, "rumors" might be similar to "scandals," or even more serious. But for casual observers, "rumors" are no big deal; they can simply enjoy the gossip if they're interested.

It's a great book. It's a serious drama about the entertainment industry, with concise writing, clear logic, and a female lead who is a top student. She's witty, intelligent, and insightful. There are no supernatural or other miscellaneous elements. It's a rare gem and definitely worth reading.

This is a career-oriented entertainment novel set in the film and television industry (in my personal opinion). Today, I happened to want to check how many words had been updated, so I went into the comments section and saw some readers criticizing the book, which made me want to say something.

To be honest, I really hate tables of contents that have no headings or all have the same headings... It's so frustrating.