The Villainess and the Green Tea Girl Got Their Happy Ending (Women-Oriented World)

[Complete! Next up: The Contrarian's Starting-Point Husband (Matriarchal Society)] Straight-laced, face-loving girl (Mianmian) vs. scheming green-tea guy (Yaya) He Mian transmigrates into a book as a supporting female character. The heroine is a flirt who treats everyone like a potential partner, while the hero is a scumbag who doesn't realize it. The two love and fight, making a huge mess of everything, but in the end they live happily ever after, surrounded by grandchildren. And He Mian? Of course she's a supporting character, a sacrificial pawn on the heroine's road to success, and one of the backup options among the butterflies who rush to the hero's side whenever he's upset. He Mian looks at the hero in front of her, chattering on about why she eats apples without peeling them, and rolls her eyes inwardly. What should you do after transmigrating into a matriarchal society? Obviously, live it up! Whether you like a fierce wolfdog type, a sweet puppy type, or a pretty young guy, you can just pick your favorite! Why hang all your hopes on the male lead? Until He Mian discovers that the men in this matriarchal world wear makeup and have slender waists, which is not at all what she expected. They're all sisters! He Mian steers clear of the male lead, and of every other man, too. She's figured it out: these people are only after her money! He Mian complains to her younger cousin: "They're all so affected. Why can't you be as genuine and natural as you are?" Her cousin, a master of the tea-arts, smiles gently at her words, the corners of his narrow eyes lifting. "You're too kind, Sister. My brothers are all better than I am. I could never learn to do makeup like they do." 1. Male pregnancy, both are each other's first and only, pure sweetness, and they are not related by blood in any way. 2. Any controversy should be directed at the plot. I'm timid, so please don't scold me [kneels]. 3. This is my fifth year writing matriarchal stories, and I still love them. This is for myself and everyone who loves this genre. We're always here. 4. Going premium on 11/29. I'm really broke, please support me. I kneel in thanks _(:_"∠)_ New story: The Contrarian's Starting-Point Husband (Matriarchal Society) Shi Qing transmigrates into a book as the villain. Every day, she sees a countdown to the end of her life and learns that she is destined to lose her family and end up displayed on a wall. Shi Qing: "Ha! Then none of you are going to have an easy time either!" Her mother is a censor who has spent years speaking bluntly in court and talking two emperors off their thrones. After inheriting her mother's mantle, every time Shi Qing opens her mouth, she sounds like she doesn't expect to live past tomorrow. Everyone in court is suffering. At court: The newly appointed top-scoring female candidate accuses Shi Qing of being young, reckless, and insolent. Shi Qing: "I'm two months, three days, eight hours, and one quarter-hour older than you! Respect your elders! What gives you the right to call me young and reckless when you don't respect your elders or show filial piety?" The most beautiful man in the capital, the prime minister's son and the male lead, sneers that Shi Qing may hold a low office and have a poisonous tongue, but she's just a royal dog. Shi Qing: "Tsk, I'm nothing compared to you. You speak in that whiny, fussy little way..." With a mouth like Shi Qing's, the whole capital is waiting for her to learn some restraint after she gets married. So her family finds her a husband who is cultured, gentle, and virtuous, hoping she'll learn to treat people with tenderness. On their wedding night, the husband rumored to be gentle and virtuous, with exquisite peony embroidery, hikes up his robe, clasps his fists, and smiles at her. He looks refined and handsome, with a strong martial-world air. "Miss, could you lend me two thousand taels of silver? Once I make a name for myself, I'll pay you back tenfold!" Shi Qing raises her eyes and cracks sunflower seeds. "I make the decisions in this household. What would I need you to make a name for yourself for? Stay home and embroider." The Starting-Point man: "?" Later, Shi Qing discovers that the more she argues, the longer she lives. Her fortune even surpasses that of the heroine and hero! And so the wild horse that was already off its reins goes on a rampage in this book. Shi Qing's motto: Life is bound to have its share of disappointments, but I'm never going to be the one disappointed. Theme: Even someone as blunt as the heroine can find true love, so don't be afraid. Be brave and go for it. Everyone deserves to be loved!