The Green Tea Queen of Acting Becomes a Top Student in the ’80s

[I’ll probably update it all at once through to the finale after I finish writing it]

They say that to be a great woman, you have to work hard and complain about nothing. You must be gentle and considerate toward a drunken husband, virtuous and filial toward a sharp-tongued mother-in-law, and give your useless children everything they want. Support your husband, raise your children, and live without regrets.

Sheng Xia: ...Ha!

I choose to study hard and improve every day, becoming a new generation of educated women and contributing my talents to the nation.

Get lost, all of you! Don't keep me from checking off Tsinghua, Peking University, Harvard, and Oxford!

Reading Guide:

1. The story takes its time and focuses mainly on everyday family life.

2. The heroine is career-minded, and also kind of a scoundrel QAQ.

3. Both leads transmigrate, and there's a groveling ex-husband arc.

"Taking a Child to Peking University in a Period Novel" [See my profile]

Blurb:

After the college entrance exams were reinstated, Yue Ning's educated-youth husband took two years off work to earn an associate degree. As soon as he graduated, he turned cold and heartless, leaving her 200 yuan and their three-year-old daughter before demanding a divorce so he could return to the city.

When Yue Ning transmigrated into the book, the original owner was clinging to the scumbag's leg, sobbing and begging him not to abandon his wife and daughter.

Yue Ning: ...I've got a few choice words, but I'm not sure I should say them.

"A divorce is fine."

"Pay me 20,000 yuan as a garbage disposal fee, and we'll be done for good."

Go on, get out of here. Garbage belongs where it belongs.

Yue Ning was a marriage-free polyamorist.

She lived for flitting through a field of flowers without letting a single petal cling to her.

She used to say that marriage was out of the question, and having children even more so.

Then one day, she transmigrated into a book and became a divorced country woman raising a child.

Looking at her worried parents, her brother with a bruised face and a black eye, and the soft, round-cheeked little one with sparkling eyes, she silently brought out a box of books.

The villagers all said she had gone mad.

That was until the barely literate Yue Ning got into Peking University, published articles and books, and was received by the county leaders. Scholarships and writing fees piled up in her hands.

Everyone: ?!?!

A few years later, she was invited to a factory to provide technical guidance, where she ran into her ex-husband. He had blown up the lab through a mistake and was being chewed out by his boss.

Yue Ning: Well, what do you know? It's a small world.

Theme: Change your fate through learning and reach the peak of life