The Goddess is Sweet and Aloof-Chapter 1065 - 1061 Advanced Black 1

Lin En? The actress who took on the role of Eva in the film version? Qiao Xiaren felt a headache coming on as relations between the film and TV drama crews were currently tense. As a person from S Country, Qiao Xiaren naturally became the first target for the film crew.

The reasoning for targeting Qiao Xiaren was simple: she had fewer fans overseas and was less popular than other members of the crew. Lin En had a substantial fan base, and Qiao Xiaren stood no chance against her.

Being a beloved celebrity and Adelaide being a Hollywood movie star, targeting this male and female lead would definitely incite a major fan war.

With so many fans of the leads, the film crew might not gain any advantage.

So, the film crew wisely chose Qiao Xiaren as their target, assuming that Lin En had already come up with plenty of ways to slander her on Instagram.

With a tone of sympathy from Xin, Qiao Xiaren immediately guessed that Lin En was tearing her apart on Instagram.

Definitely!

This time, she truly ended up taking the blame for Xin and the crew completely.

Since the preparation work for "Cold Enough" began and the rights to the novel were sold, both the TV and film versions were announced to start production almost simultaneously, and both seemed to have equally strong casts.

Due to the unique nature of Eva’s character setup, the film made some tweaks, adding a layer to Eva’s identity: a sexy siren skilled in disguise, weaving through men and delivering a lethal blow to complete her assassination mission.

Although this adaptation didn’t completely align with the novel, it perfectly addressed the flaw of the actress having to appear without makeup, as Lin En looks starkly different without makeup. The director’s adaptation alleviated this concern for Lin En.

Initially, Dawa kept failing to find a suitable candidate for Eva. He thought of changing the character setup like the film version, but Dawa, being stubborn, pursued someone who matched the original book.

When Eva’s character adaptation in the film version was released, fans of the novel naturally resisted at first, but given Lin En’s acting skills and appearance, they reluctantly accepted it in the end.

There wasn’t meant to be any contention, but the TV version’s viewership kept soaring recently, and the film version seemed rather embarrassed, aiming to piggyback off the TV version’s popularity while also slandering it for a win-win situation.

Qiao Xiaren couldn’t help but complain; Dawa was truly a cunning fox, using her, a supporting actress, as a shield against criticisms—so ruthless!

"Sis, what happened?"

Hearing Qiao Xiaren speak entirely in English on the phone, Yeqian couldn’t help but be curious since he hadn’t understood any of it.

During his last trip to M Country, if it weren’t for Brother Wu bringing an interpreter and himself being so-so in English, he wouldn’t have been able to communicate with fans at all.

"It’s nothing, just someone bad-mouthing me." Qiao Xiaren calmly placed her phone aside and continued eating.

Yeqian responded with an "oh," unfazed as his sister got bad-mouthed quite often.

Anyway, the process always involved the person being criticized eventually coming and asking to be proven wrong, and his sister generously obliged them.

After finishing the meal, Aunt Ping had already cleaned up the kitchen. Qiao Xiaren opened an M Country website and checked the latest news search.

Several trending news items were related to the popular assassin series "Cold Enough." Qiao Xiaren was honored to make it to the trending search list, and alongside her was Lin En.

["Cold Enough" starts off hot, Qiao Xiaren dubbed as the one and only Eva — is this suggesting Lin En’s Eva is a flop?]

[After watching the TV series, I never want to watch the film series again, thanks to the perfect interpretation by Qiao’s Eva]

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