Zhou Wei transmigrates, and her older sister is a green tea schemer.
Her sister is dripping with fake sweetness, flirting and bantering with her "brother-in-law."
"Little sister, I didn't mean to. Can you forgive me?"
Minister Zhou looks at her older sister kindly. She's clawed her way up to become a minister. This little trick isn't even worth a snack to her!
Men are just a way to pass the time. She has no time for them.
Time is money. Seize every opportunity.
Get promoted! Get promoted! Get promoted!
While her older sister pretends to be cute and plays dumb to hook a gentle secretary,
Minister Zhou smiles faintly. "He's already working under me."
While her older sister racks her brains to hook a cool, aloof heartthrob,
Minister Zhou smiles slightly. "He's working under me now."
While her older sister exhausts every effort to hook an ascetic big shot,
Minister Zhou smiles mysteriously. "He'll be working under me soon, too."
[Secretary] He had never met a woman so ambitious.
[Heartthrob] He had never met a woman so calculating.
[Big Shot] He had never met a woman so impervious to attack.
★ The tricks women use to hook men are nothing compared to the political maneuvering it takes to build a career. ★
Huo Nan didn't transmigrate, but her older brother was reborn.
In his previous life, her brother envied Huo Nan as she rose through the ranks and gained power and influence.
So after being reborn, he "gave" Huo Nan the chance to gain experience in the countryside.
"Let's see how you'll get promoted this time!"
Huo Nan: "Maybe I can't, but my wife can!"
Please add my upcoming novel, After Becoming the Spoiled Wife's Foil
When Ye Feng was little, her father asked what she wanted to be. She said she wanted to go into politics and reach the highest levels of power!
Even after facing contempt, neglect, sabotage, and unfair treatment, she refuses to give up.
People question her for two reasons. Some say, "You're a woman. Why climb so high if you won't find a man and have children?" Others say, "You're a woman. Why aren't you gentle and virtuous? Why keep fighting men for power?"
Whenever Ye Feng hears this, she finds it amusing. She's capable, resourceful, patient, and determined. Why shouldn't she climb higher? Why shouldn't she pursue power? Why shouldn't she claim her share of the rewards?
Who says a woman has to find a man, have children, be gentle, and be virtuous?!
After transmigrating into a book, Ye Feng gets cast as the foil to the spoiled wife.
The spoiled wife says, "I have a tiny waist and long legs like a comic-book heroine, and you could raise fish in my collarbones. I have so many men pursuing me, I can't count them on both hands. My future husband will be rich, powerful, and handsome, and he'll dote on me like I'm a kitten. I'll even give him a boy and a girl."
She gives Ye Feng a disdainful look. "And what do you have? You're darker, older, and bulkier than me. No man's doting on you. How pitiful. As a woman, I genuinely feel sorry for you."
Ye Feng smiles at her words.
She doesn't need a tiny waist or long legs, and she certainly doesn't need anyone to dote on her like a kitten. All she's ever wanted is to hold a position of power and influence.
She'll prove to everyone that women can strategize and reach the highest levels of power, too! She wants to realize her own potential, and that has never depended on how many men like her or pursue her.
She will stand there like a monument.
Theme: Better to rely on yourself than on others.
Where are the extras... I finally understand why everyone's comments are anticlimactic. Frankly speaking, you don't want to write anymore...
Sure enough, it's a mess. In fact, the concept of this subject is very good, but the writing is too one-sided.
It's so bad, it's so bad, it's so bad, it's so annoying, it pisses me off to death
I didn't pay attention and the comment sucked! ! ! If I had known earlier, I would have read the comments first! You! ! !
It's been a long time since I've read a guanchang article. If it was a little confusing at first, it was really enjoyable at the end. The only regret is that due to policy reasons, we cannot see the complete confrontation between Zhou Wei and Qing Qing. The name Qingqing, the Queen of Green Tea, only appeared in Zhou Lu's words in the first sixty chapters, but it was enough to show the momentum, and people couldn't help but guess that it would be interesting if the two faced each other head-on.
Zhou Wei and Qingqing are two completely different people, but compared to the female villains in other works, my view of Liu Qingqing is more sad. Who doesn't want to be an upright person? Who doesn't want to stick to the bottom line? But just like writing an article, if you can't think of a second way, it's not because you are born lazy, but because you are constrained by the environment. By the time you see another way out, it's too late.
The author's description of "green tea"'s motivation and mentality to become green tea is quite convincing. I would feel uncomfortable when I see descriptions of women being jealous and bullying each other in other articles, but in this article, it is actually more sad. In this society and era where it is difficult for women to reach high-level positions, it is not difficult to understand why Qingqing chose to take advantage of her strength. Rather, it would be better to say that being as stubborn and progressive as Zhou Wei, with a firm mind, is a talent that is difficult for ordinary people to achieve. I envy people like her, so I regret not being able to see Zhou Wei's climbing journey. But in any case, this article gave me some strength when I was confused. Although I can't reach the top, I might try to climb the mountainside.
Thank you Zhou Wei, thank you to the author. Looking forward to new articles!
??? It's so weird, it ended out of nowhere...
It would be nice to have a side story, otherwise I would be confused when I see the ending. What kind of ending process is written here? It can be passed through in one sentence, and it doesn't even jump directly to a sentence. I can't accept it!
The male protagonist gave a perfect answer
I feel like there's still a lot I haven't written yet, it's so irritating.
The King of Scrolls Made the Chronicle Collapse [70]
I Persuaded My Parents to Divorce
My Parents Were the Control Group in the Chronicle [1970S]
The Exam Crammer Gets the Cannon-Fodder First Wife's Script (Imperial Exams)
Don't Let Your Parents Lose at the Starting Line [The 1970S]
My Dad Is a Piece of Work [The 1970S]
The Max-Level Big Shot Got the Son-in-Law Script
Where are the extras... I finally understand why everyone's comments are anticlimactic. Frankly speaking, you don't want to write anymore...
Sure enough, it's a mess. In fact, the concept of this subject is very good, but the writing is too one-sided.
It's so bad, it's so bad, it's so bad, it's so annoying, it pisses me off to death
I didn't pay attention and the comment sucked! ! ! If I had known earlier, I would have read the comments first! You! ! !
It's been a long time since I've read a guanchang article. If it was a little confusing at first, it was really enjoyable at the end. The only regret is that due to policy reasons, we cannot see the complete confrontation between Zhou Wei and Qing Qing. The name Qingqing, the Queen of Green Tea, only appeared in Zhou Lu's words in the first sixty chapters, but it was enough to show the momentum, and people couldn't help but guess that it would be interesting if the two faced each other head-on. Zhou Wei and Qingqing are two completely different people, but compared to the female villains in other works, my view of Liu Qingqing is more sad. Who doesn't want to be an upright person? Who doesn't want to stick to the bottom line? But just like writing an article, if you can't think of a second way, it's not because you are born lazy, but because you are constrained by the environment. By the time you see another way out, it's too late. The author's description of "green tea"'s motivation and mentality to become green tea is quite convincing. I would feel uncomfortable when I see descriptions of women being jealous and bullying each other in other articles, but in this article, it is actually more sad. In this society and era where it is difficult for women to reach high-level positions, it is not difficult to understand why Qingqing chose to take advantage of her strength. Rather, it would be better to say that being as stubborn and progressive as Zhou Wei, with a firm mind, is a talent that is difficult for ordinary people to achieve. I envy people like her, so I regret not being able to see Zhou Wei's climbing journey. But in any case, this article gave me some strength when I was confused. Although I can't reach the top, I might try to climb the mountainside. Thank you Zhou Wei, thank you to the author. Looking forward to new articles!
??? It's so weird, it ended out of nowhere...
It would be nice to have a side story, otherwise I would be confused when I see the ending. What kind of ending process is written here? It can be passed through in one sentence, and it doesn't even jump directly to a sentence. I can't accept it!
The male protagonist gave a perfect answer
I feel like there's still a lot I haven't written yet, it's so irritating.
The ending is too sloppy, right?