
The Little Miss Green Tea Has a Crying Problem
绿茶小小姐,是泪失禁体质
by Pale Persimmon (淡柿)
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 331k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Updated
- 18d ago
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Synopsis
[Blurb withdrawn]
Frank, delicate, gifted little painter with a secret identity x sharp-tongued but soft-hearted heir who fights tooth and nail for what he wants
The capital had famous beauties, talented women, and fierce daughters of military families. But Yao Ning, the young daughter of the Minister of Rites, was known as the capital's number one green tea because she cried at the drop of a hat.
Recently, a woman who called her fiancé "brother" had appeared at his side, and he kept comparing Yao Ning to his new sworn sister.
Yao Ning fell silent. Yao Ning was speechless. Yao Ning broke off the engagement.
But after Yao Ning called off the engagement and set out to start a new life, the fiancé who had always looked down on her refused to let her go.
Tan Xu, born into a military family, had never met a girl who cried so much. She cried after tasting something sour, cried when she hadn't eaten enough, and even cried while scolding people.
"Are you a little water jug? Do your tears never run dry?"
Yao Ning angrily kicked his leg, then started crying again. "Why is your leg so hard? It hurts so much."
When Tan Xu heard that Yao Ning planned to break off their engagement, he thought that little water jug from the Yao family was going to cry again.
Unable to stop worrying, Tan Xu climbed over the wall into the Yao residence. Through the window, he heard Yao Ning sniffle as she said in disgust, "Get rid of all these ill-omened things, quickly."
Later, his mother, Princess Consort Changning, wanted to adopt Yao Ning as her daughter. Tan Xu refused without a second thought.
How could his wife be his little sister?
[Little scene]
When Tan Xu told her he wanted to marry her, Yao Ning stood up, bumped into the corner of the table, and immediately teared up.
Tan Xu's expression darkened. "You don't want to marry me? I helped you end your engagement, and I never intended to watch you marry someone else. Get that idea out of your head."
Yao Ning clutched her side and sobbed, "My... waist hurts."
Theme: Believe in yourself with conviction.
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Pei Jinxia transmigrated into the harem of the Great Yong dynasty as a low-ranking palace maid. Word was, two days ago, Xia Zhi, a maid serving Princess Zhaohua, had climbed into the Crown Prince's bed and been stabbed to death by him.
When Nanny Wen told her to take Xia Zhi's place, Pei Jinxia refused.
When Nanny Wen said the senior maids serving the princess earned five taels of silver a month, Pei Jinxia agreed.
She could leave the palace once she turned twenty-five, so she might as well save up some money.
But can someone explain why the Crown Prince, who despises palace maids trying to seduce him, is in her bed?
No, no, that's not right. Oh, wait, it is.
Later, she reclaimed her identity and joined him on the throne.
"Pei Jinxia, if you dare say yes to him, I'll starve myself to death."
"Pei Jinxia, I won't drink water without your love. Unless you feed me."
"Pei Jinxia, I want to share the lands of Great Yong with you. Please don't leave me."
Zhou Chengyu thought the new maid serving his younger sister seemed a little afraid of him. That was fine. It would save her from getting any unnecessary ideas.
Gradually, the little maid began trying to please him, and he realized she had developed ambitions of attaching herself to him after all. Zhou Chengyu wanted to reprimand her several times, but whenever he saw her clear, honest eyes, the words wouldn't come.
Watching the little maid's eager attempts to please him, Zhou Chengyu thought the silly girl must be madly in love with him. He decided to bring her into the Eastern Palace.
Only when he saw Pei Jinxia meeting another man did he realize the maid had truly just been afraid of him.
Theme: Believe in yourself with conviction.
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I'm dying of laughter! How did we misunderstand again?
Hahaha
Hahahaha, I thought it was a men's tea!
Hahahaha, that was awesome!
Hahahahahahahaha
Uh... You two both get down.
Hahaha, even the little imperial physician has arrived!
Hahahaha, he stole his daughter-in-law!
Am I also part of your play?
I'm dying of laughter, it's playing a game!