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[Ridiculous, Feel-Good Power Fantasy]
Synopsis: Wen Zhi transmigrates into a book about a two-faced sweetheart and becomes the doomed older sister of the green tea heroine.
The original heroine is a master of playing the innocent.
She wins the love of her entire family with her sweet talk.
Meanwhile, her older sister is dismissed as tactless and bad with words, and left to fend for herself by their family.
In everyone's eyes, the green tea heroine is clever, pretty, and articulate.
In everyone's eyes, the original Wen Zhi is tongue-tied, socially clueless, and dull.
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Before Wen Zhi transmigrated into the book:
The green tea heroine and her foil joined a dating show. All four male contestants chose the sweet-talking, pitiful heroine, leaving Wen Zhi by herself.
Online comments:
[Poor Wen Zhi.]
[My heart goes out to Wen Zhi. Look at Bai Wan, now that's the art of conversation.]
[Bai Wan is so good with words. No wonder all the guys like her!]
In the original story, the green tea heroine would meet her true love, Male Contestant No. 5, on the show. The other contestants would be heartbroken, yet sincerely wish her well.
The show would end with the only finale in dating-show history where everyone loved the green tea heroine.
Before Wen Zhi transmigrated into the book, the heroine flirted with everyone on the show.
To Male Contestant No. 1, she said, "I like gentle men."
To Male Contestant No. 2, who loved working out, she said, "I admire people with self-discipline most."
To Male Contestant No. 3, the rock singer, she said, "Musicians have always been my type."
To Male Contestant No. 4, who was under 170 centimeters tall, she said, "Honestly, height doesn't matter to me."
She sweet-talked all four men into writing her love letters.
After Wen Zhi transmigrated into the book:
To the 185-centimeter-tall, gentle Male Contestant No. 1, Wen Zhi said, "Bai Wan likes short guys."
To Male Contestant No. 2, who loved working out, she said, "She likes men with musical talent."
To Male Contestant No. 3, the rock singer, she said, "She likes muscular guys even more."
To Male Contestant No. 4, who was only 160 centimeters tall, she said, "... You win. She likes rich guys best."
The four male contestants: "What?!"
Later, Wen Zhi became famous on the show for calling out the green tea heroine.
The show was hailed as a handbook for dealing with green tea girls.
Netizens chimed in:
[666! She was spouting green tea nonsense, but now she can't even stay in the land of the living. She had to become a ghost!]
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Male Contestant No. 5 on the dating show is the green tea heroine's devoted male lead.
A devoted male lead is someone who puts up with everything the green tea heroine does.
In other words: She can flirt all she likes, as long as she doesn't take it too far and remembers to come home.
Wen Zhi greatly admired this male lead, who seemed perfectly content to have a green glow over his head.
To test if he really didn't mind, she sent him all the sweet photos of the green tea heroine: at an amusement park with Male Contestant No. 1, at the movies with No. 2, bungee jumping with No. 3, and traveling with No. 4.
The devoted male lead's eyes bulged, and his face turned green with rage.
The dating show gradually went off the rails and became a crash course in exposing green tea girls.
Before long, Wen Zhi had become the face of calling them out.
Companies selling tea-flavored drinks and snacks competed to sign her as their spokesperson.
They wanted to prove their tea was the real deal.
Even the young son of a tea company's owner joined the dating show himself.
He called every woman "big sister," leaving the other male contestants at a loss for words.
Even the green tea heroine admitted defeat in the face of his tea-laced charm.
When it was time to exchange love letters, every female contestant chose the little green tea prince.
The prince confidently opened his envelope, only to find no letter from the person he wanted.
His face instantly darkened. "What?"
Wen Zhi: "Thanks for asking. This show has way too much tea in it, so I packed up and left overnight."
[One-on-one romance, both leads are each other's first and only]
[Blunt, badass big sister and professional green tea slayer x younger green tea prince]
Theme: Treat people with sincerity.
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So what is Bai Wan doing? Helping your stepfather deal with your biological mother?
I suspect this is Wen Yan's fault.
There is a word limit for the full-text review, so I'll say it again if I haven't finished it. Maybe I'm not very firm personally, but in this article, I always think, ah, this person is so annoying! And it doesn't seem that bad? Repeatedly jump between None of the characters in the story are perfect, but none are extremely bad either. Apart from the fact that the two silly, sweet-haired boys woke up too quickly, the male protagonist's character was a bit weak, and it was too easy to explain that he agreed to the male protagonist's change of profession, as well as the three "tool men" male supporting actors in the drama's early stage behavior and the later stage's straight but normal character image were a bit strange. Generally speaking, unlike some novels, many characters bully the heroine crazily, and then get away with it in the end, and the heroine has to thank them. This kind of character separation The heroine's brother is actually a bit like this, but maybe it's because the heroine doesn't care too much, doesn't give him a good look, doesn't feel wronged, and "whitewashes" the logic is smooth, so he doesn't feel separated when he arrives. Everyone is imperfect and has many sides. The author uses it vividly from beginning to end, and the different sides are well connected and not separated. What I like most is that the heroine never suffers from the beginning Let me learn and remember one sentence If you have a grudge, it's best to report it on the spot Otherwise, if the "bad guy" is cleared, there will be no retribution! I reported it on the spot. Even if he was cleared, I would not be the one who felt aggrieved! There are also situations like that of the heroine and her brother Don't make up your own mind or have any hopes. Wait until he really shows himself and comes up with something substantial Changing attitude towards him!
If you don't seek death, you won't die (finally updated)
Isn't his surname Lin? Why did he become Xu again? .
Could Wen Yan's purpose be to get everything back from the Lin family? Because your sister can't help, that's why you keep ignoring her?
So the little maid voted to send her lover to jail first, what a cheap love
The next few chapters feel very different from the previous chapters. They are the same as the running accounts. Are you in a hurry?
What kind of rubbish is this father?
Don't people who speculate on CP usually choose someone with a partner?