I Personally Raised a Generation of Green Tea

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The year Chengcheng turned four, the Anping Marquis household brought home Yaoyao, the real daughter who had been switched at birth.

The housekeepers told Chengcheng that she had stolen Yaoyao's good fortune, making Chengcheng feel so guilty that she brought Yaoyao all the pearl flowers and jewelry she had saved over the years, along with her pretty clothes. She even let Yaoyao have the good food first.

As the days went by, Chengcheng grew more and more distant from her parents, until they started turning her away at the door. Heartbroken, Chengcheng sought help from the five-and-a-half-year-old boy next door, Taotao, the only son of the prime minister.

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Taotao had only been looking for his beloved dog, but in the dog hole he found a dainty little girl as lovely as a porcelain doll. Every day, she gazed at him with wide, hopeful eyes, and was both a crybaby and a little charmer.

The boy, who could only exchange thoughts with her through the dog hole each day and listen to the sad tales of his neighbor, couldn't help feeling sorry for her.

He taught the little girl everything he'd secretly learned from his mother. At first, he only wanted to make her life in the household a little easier and help her win people's affection. But as they grew up, Taotao finally realized something was off.

The prime minister's wife had heard that her son had a childhood sweetheart, and knew that he had protected her since they were little. She had no prejudice about family status and knew that the girl had a pitiful background.

But when her daughter-in-law came into the family and used all kinds of coy, manipulative talk against her, the prime minister's wife realized she'd misjudged her.

P.S. You bring the tea, I'll bring the tea. Let's see who can out-tea whom.

Theme: Walking hand in hand and understanding each other is the way to stay together forever.