The Green Tea’s Crushing Victories in the ’70s Novel

Once lauded as the "Queen of Green Tea," Tong Xuelu commanded admiration through beauty and grace, accumulating suitors while avoiding genuine entanglement. Her karmic reckoning arrived unexpectedly—transmigration cast her into 1970s China as the illegitimate daughter of a prosperous family.

Trapped in a doomed narrative destined for humiliation by the legitimate heir, a forced marriage to a divorced man, and death by domestic violence, Tong Xuelu pivoted her strategy. Rather than accept tragedy, she would exploit her cunning to cultivate three future titans of industry, gain access to premium government restaurant rations, and systematically neutralize every threat posed by the real daughter's schemes. A masterful manipulator, she transforms every setback into triumph.

Wen Rugui embodied brilliance—a distinguished physicist whose dedication to scientific advancement left him oblivious to his superiors' matrimonial ambitions for him. That changed one pivotal day when he arrived at his research institute accompanied by a captivating woman, announcing their impending marriage with unmistakable passion blazing in his gaze.

His bosses: rendered speechless.
His female colleagues: devastated.
Tong Xuelu: "My appeal is merely an inherent skill, regrettably."