A Max-Level Green Tea Becomes a Pitiful Girl in a Period Novel

[Collect the new book in the same genre, The Max-Level Chef in the 1980s!] [This story updates six chapters a day, ten thousand words, without fail!] Everyone in the textile factory compound knew about the youngest daughter of the Jiang family. Poor girl. Her mother died when she was six, and her father when she was sixteen. She was pretty and sweet, but not very shrewd, and far too kind. Just when she had finally escaped the clutches of her uncle's family, she foolishly went to the countryside. Everyone thought that was all her life would amount to. But unexpectedly, good news about the youngest Jiang girl kept coming. First, she married the grandson of a high-ranking general, then she got into a university in the capital. In the end, she even returned home in a car, dressed in finery, and said she wanted to build a big factory here... Jiang Muxia was chosen by the transmigration god to be the Queen of Green Tea. She had spent years traveling through different worlds, using scum to punish scum and bitches to deal with bitches. At long last, she had earned enough merit to retire. Who could have guessed that a lousy System would trap her in a novel set in a bygone era, where she became a pitiful orphan? Her ruthless uncle stole her money, her conniving aunt took her home, and her heartless older cousin hooked up with her childhood betrothed, plotting to send her to the countryside for labor reform with a letter of denunciation. Oh, what a miserable little girl! Forced to return to her old line of work, Jiang Muxia swiftly cleaned up her uncle's whole family of scoundrels. She thought she could settle down and enjoy retirement, but who knew she would turn around and run into the mysterious big shot from the book? What should she do? Should she cling to the future richest man's coattails or not? Three years later, Jiang Muxia held a child in one arm and a pen in the other. She simply couldn't figure out where a max-level green tea like her had gone wrong. Being forced into marriage in the prime of her life was bad enough, but now she had become a mother, too!? Gu Jibai: "Good girl, honey, drink your soup first. There's only three days until the college entrance exams are reinstated. I've made you a new test paper. Do it." Jiang Muxia: Sob, sob... So much for a happy retirement. How did I end up being forced to work hard every step of the way! Things to know before reading: 1. This is an entertaining face-slapping and leveling-up story about punishing scum, with both family and career struggles. 2. The heroine isn't a good person, but she won't deliberately hurt anyone either. 3. The setting is a fictionalized era, with many original details. Some content is based on books, allusions, and stories passed down by older generations. If anything is wrong, please let me know in the comments so I can correct it. My apologies in advance. The Max-Level Chef in the 1980s A new cook had arrived at the state-run restaurant. Word was that she was a very beautiful young woman. At first, none of the regulars had faith in her. They even urged her to go home and embroider. What could a young girl know about being a master chef? Could she even handle a knife or toss a wok? Later, the aromas wafting from the state-run restaurant at mealtimes were so enticing they could make your soul leave your body! Those old regulars who had once looked down on the female chef now lined up, yet still couldn't get a seat. Li Chenglang was born into a distinguished family and had been picky about food since childhood. Even the finest delicacies were criticized when they reached his table, and he was always on the verge of starving to death. Until one day, he smelled an extraordinary fragrance... Li Chenglang: "Be my personal chef. Name your monthly salary." Bai Qingqing: "I won't!" A month later, Li Chenglang, pale from hunger, went to Bai Qingqing again. "Cook for me, and I'll make you my sworn younger sister!" "Deal!" After becoming sworn siblings, Bai Qingqing transformed into a celebrated figure in the culinary world. Her Eight Delicacies Restaurant spread across the country, and suitors came flocking from every direction... Later on, hearing him call her "younger sister" again and again, Li Chenglang regretted it. Theme: Make a fortune and prosper in the 1970s, and achieve moderate prosperity.