Becoming the Green Tea Queen in the 1960S

My next romance novel is available for pre-order: "The Max-Level Drama Queen Becomes a Stepmother in the Fifties." Please visit my author page for the synopsis. Thanks so much for your support, dear readers! Synopsis: The captivating He Manshu is afraid of pain, death, and childbirth. People call her a max-level green tea. One day, she transmigrates into a period novel as the real heiress, whose identity was switched at birth. The real heiress is a tragic supporting character who dies right at the start. The moment He Manshu arrives, she finds herself in the middle of a frame-up. At the sight of an incredibly ugly face, she kicks it without a second thought. Damn! How can someone that ugly show their face and scare people... She'd like to keep her head down, but trouble won't leave her alone. To survive, He Manshu has to take down the fake heiress and trample all the assorted villains. Tsk! It's so hard to be a good person! After using their own tactics to deal with a whole bunch of villains, she finds herself being pursued by the very man she'd always treated as a tool. Feeling her heart pounding wildly, Zhang Chu, a battle-hardened soldier at twenty-eight, wants to spoil this peerlessly beautiful woman forever. "Manshu, how about coming with me to my military post? Spend my salary and ration coupons however you like. You'll be queen of the house!" Looking at Zhang Chu and his three siblings behind him, He Manshu can't help falling for it. Handsome villains are hard to find, and she's not only tempted by Zhang Chu, but also by these future bigwigs from all walks of life. She won't have to give birth herself, and she can win by doing nothing. She's in! Setting: A parallel, fictional world, all face-slapping and sweetness!!! Pre-order novel "The Max-Level Drama Queen Becomes a Stepmother in the Fifties" synopsis: Twenty-eight-year-old Su Manqing wins an Academy Award. She's beautiful, has a great figure, and can play any role to perfection, from a noble queen to a village girl. There's no role she can't play. Then she transmigrates into a book. She becomes the blind date of the male lead, who dies young in a period novel. Dying young? Not happening. Being cannon fodder? Not a chance. With my acting skills, who wouldn't fall at my feet (crossed out) be won over by my performance? Thanks to her superb acting, Su Manqing wins the respect and affection of her three stepsons, future bigwigs, and turns the famously straight-laced male lead into putty in her hands. When it comes to fighting, "Mommy's so delicate," so the three stepsons charge ahead. When it comes to running errands, "Mommy's so delicate," so the three stepsons compete to help, afraid she might hurt her hands or feet. When it comes to studying, anyone who calls Mommy a helpless vine gets the three kids deciding together to outwork that person's children! Decades later, when they've made their names, the children speak onstage: "We want to thank Mom for raising us with such care. Without her, we wouldn't have achieved what we have. Half our accomplishments belong to her..." Looking at her handsome, upright children, Su Manqing smiles, keeping her achievements to herself. Theme: Your life belongs to you