Getting Rich in Ancient Times with a Milk Tea System

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After transmigrating overnight, Jiang Shuang went from being worth hundreds of millions to a penniless young lady with a house empty of everything and debts hanging over her head.

The only System bound to her turned out to be a milk tea System.

Was she supposed to survive on milk tea?

Looking at the small restaurant on the verge of closing, Jiang Shuang rolled up her sleeves and decided to return to her old line of work: selling milk tea.

At first, the neighboring shops scoffed at Jiang Shuang's milk tea shop, thinking it would close within a month.

Later, when everyone on every street had a cup of milk tea in hand, the neighboring shopkeepers felt as if they had been slapped in the face.

Pearl milk tea, taro balls, hand-mashed peach oolong, grape milk tea, mango pomelo sago... What's not to love?

Before long, milk tea took the whole country by storm, and Jiang Shuang became the richest person in the land.

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Jiang Shuang picked up a man and hired him as a shop assistant. He was gentle, quick with his hands, and always went along with whatever she said. He was incredibly useful.

On top of that, he was handsome enough to be the shop's best advertisement, and business at the milk tea shop grew even brisker.

Then one day, she accidentally learned who he really was: the God of War, General Zhenyuan, notorious as the "Terror of Ghosts."

Remembering how she had ordered Lu Shu around to do this and that, Jiang Shuang felt a chill run down her spine.

If she ran now, did she still have a chance of surviving?

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Lu Shu, the Great General Zhenyuan, had made a name for himself at a young age. Unparalleled in beauty, he was known as the "Jade-Faced Yama."

Once, he was ambushed by enemy forces and left on the brink of death, until a young woman appeared and saved him.

The pretty shopkeeper was kindhearted and excelled at running a household.

Before he knew it, Lu Shu had fallen for her, and resolved to marry her someday.

But after he regained power and went to her home to propose, he found Jiang Shuang trying to escape by climbing over the wall.

Lu Shu: "What are you doing here?"

Jiang Shuang pretended to admire the scenery. "N-nothing." Then she held out a cup and asked, "Would you like some milk tea?"

A kindhearted, business-savvy heroine vs. a hero who seems to be a poor shop assistant but is actually General Zhenyuan

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The Green Tea Girl Becomes the Heroine of a Tragic Romance

In old-fashioned tragic romances, there is a saintly heroine who is bullied at every turn by scumbag men and villains, never fights back, and endures every humiliation just to get a happy ending.

Qin Nanyin, an entertainment-industry specialist in playing green tea women, unexpectedly gets bound to a System that transforms heroines of old-fashioned tragic romances. Her mission is to crush scumbag men and slap down villains to earn reader approval.

Qin Nanyin props her chin in her hand and muses, "So if I'm not going to be a saint, I just follow the green tea playbook? That's right up my alley."

World One: The scumbag emperor is devoted to his white moonlight, but summons the heroine to the palace as a substitute because she looks just like her.

The scumbag emperor: "Know your place. No matter what, you'll never measure up to her!"

Qin Nanyin acts fragile. "I know I can't compare with Her Highness in any way. I only ask that Your Majesty grant me a place to live in peace."

The emperor is secretly pleased. This substitute knows her place. He can afford to be a little more lenient with her in the future. But when he turns around, he discovers his country has fallen, and the new emperor is the very substitute.

World Two: A master who cultivates the Heartless Way takes his own disciple as his Dao companion, intending to kill his wife and achieve enlightenment before ascending to immortality.

The master is very pleased with his obedient, sensible young disciple. He never expects Qin Nanyin to grip her sword and stab him through the heart in one swift, decisive motion. Looking deeply aggrieved, she says, "Master, you care for the whole world. Surely you won't mind if I kill my husband to attain the Dao."

Other worlds are still to be decided. The heroine has a love interest, but it isn't the original male lead.

The heroine seems like a green tea girl, but she's ruthless underneath.

The scumbag men get their cremation rites, and their ashes get scattered to the winds.

Theme: No matter how dire your circumstances, work hard and strive forward.