Green Tea Girls Should Stick Close to Straight Girls

Sly tea-drinker x straight girl with a double standard

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[Upcoming] Reborn, I Teach My Wife to Be an Alpha; Song of Spring

[Completed] When Will the Imperial Consort Rise to Power?

Lin Xingran has held the top spot in her grade since starting school. A candid shot of her glancing back with cool, striking beauty went viral around campus, making her the goddess in the hearts of countless boys and girls.

All year round, her admirers could circle the campus three times. But in Lin Xingran’s eyes, academics were her one true love.

Someone invited her to the movies. The mood was just right, their cheeks flushed and hearts racing, but she was still thinking about the proportions of the chemicals that had flashed across the screen.

Someone got jealous over her, and she said they’d be better off spending that time writing more project proposals.

A brave soul sent her a text confession!

Lin Xingran...

She spent the whole day in the lab and never saw it.

The poor confession text sank into a sea of messages. Sending it was the same as not sending it at all.

Everyone understood: the goddess was the moon in the sky, beyond the reach of ordinary people.

But the following year, a perfect and outstanding junior arrived at the school. She was beautiful, had a sweet voice, and spent all day orbiting Lin Xingran.

“Senior, you’ve worked so hard on your experiment. I bought you some juice. Please take it!”

“Senior... Does your friend not like me very much? I can stay away next time. You two have fun.”

“Senior~ You have so many messages. Can I help you deal with them?”

Unbelievable! The tea scent is everywhere!

Everyone felt a pang of jealousy.

Hmph. It’s not like no one’s tried these little tricks before.

The goddess won’t fall for it.

These newcomers really won’t turn back until they hit a wall...

But they didn’t get to see the schemer crash and burn.

Instead, they watched the goddess accept the sweet junior’s juice, put in a straw, and take a sip.

Huh???

Then she held the straw to the chattering junior’s lips. “As long as you like it.”

Damn! They’re flaunting their romance!

Tips: Everyone’s college experience is different. This is a light novel based only on my own college life (

Dual POV: Both characters get a point of view, but it will lean toward Qiao’s.

Upcoming girls’ love novel: Reborn, I Teach My Wife to Be an Alpha

Next up, an ancient-setting romance:

My Spendthrift Husband Wins Me Over with Money

Ning Wanyu, the beautiful youngest daughter of the Censor-in-Chief, was granted a marriage to a family of merchants, causing an uproar throughout the capital.

Though the Lu family was fabulously wealthy, their third son, Lu Huai, was a notorious wastrel who couldn’t even recognize a single character. But Ning Wanyu didn’t think that mattered. The most important thing was to marry a rich man, preferably one who wasn’t very bright, and live comfortably.

Lu Huai had heard that Ning Wanyu was hot-tempered and ill-suited to high society. He didn’t care about the marriage and didn’t mind having another person to feed, but he still thought he ought to put her in her place.

On their wedding day,

Lu Huai didn’t stop the guests from teasing the newlyweds. But when he lifted her veil and saw Ning Wanyu, short of breath from the crowd and red-eyed, he was dumbstruck.

...How could she be so sickly?

And Ning Wanyu looked at the scripture in Lu Huai’s hand, her face ashen.

...Wasn’t he supposed to be completely illiterate?

Though things weren’t quite as advertised, they were already married, and they could make the best of it.

At first, Lu Huai thought Ning Wanyu was just a pretty vase, something to display at home.

Later, he searched the world for famous physicians to mend every crack in that vase until it was whole again.

People in the capital watched as the young bride, who had been gasping for breath every few steps on her wedding day, grew healthier and rosier amid her glittering finery.

And her husband, an uneducated man whose wealth rivaled a nation’s, transformed into a powerful court official.

Whenever people marveled that Lu Huai excelled at everything from business to court politics, he would always smile and say, “I’m only doing what my wife likes.”

Theme: Love should make people better.