The Women's Director Is the Biggest Deal [The 1980S]

[New Novel: Playing the Green Tea Best Friend to a Rich Heiress] is now underway. Please add it to your collection. There are two brothers in Xiaojiang Village. The older one is called Jiang He. He looks fierce and has a cold personality. Even the village's vicious dogs know to tuck their tails between their legs around him. The younger one is called Jiang Huai. He's handsome and good-natured. Everyone in the village, from the 99-year-olds to toddlers who have just learned to walk, can't help but feel a little closer to him. As the prettiest girl in Xiaojiang Village, with the highest standards to match, Jiang Xiaoguo always thought that if she ever married, she'd marry a handsome, kind-hearted man like Jiang Huai. But she never expected that one day she'd wake up with two new identities: First, the very first director of the Women's Federation in Xiaojiang Village. Second, Mrs. Jiang. Yes, Jiang He's wife. Jiang Xiaoguo: ...Oh! Life sure is interesting. - Please add my upcoming novel [Playing the Green Tea Best Friend to a Rich Heiress] to your collection. Blurb: Wen Ge wakes up one day to find herself inside a melodramatic power fantasy about the wealthy, cast as the green tea best friend who envies the heroine's beauty and fortune. On the surface, the green tea best friend is all sweetness and affection toward the heroine. Behind her back, she schemes to sabotage her, only to be humiliated by the male and female leads working together and meet a miserable end. After reading the original story, Wen Ge is left with a head full of question marks: Is the heroine's influence not worth getting close to? Is her unlimited credit card not worth using? Why pass up an easy ride to victory and pick a fight with the heroine instead? From then on, Wen Ge is still a green tea, but she directs all her tea at the heroine's enemies. The heroine's stepsister comes over to insinuate that the heroine has had plastic surgery. Wen Ge says, "Sorry you're so jealous that even my bare face looks better than yours!" The heroine's cousin comes over to mock her poor academic record. Wen Ge says, "It's a shame inheritance depends on blood, not grades. You don't hold that against us, do you, big brother?" And when one of the heroine's classmates tries to spread rumors and smear her online, Wen Ge provides the full service: gathering evidence and calling the police. Then she fires back in her sweetest, most cutting voice: "I'm so jealous your lives are this exciting. You can just waltz into places the rest of us can't get into." As a top-tier green tea with an explosive fighting spirit, Wen Ge accompanies her best friend all the way to the smooth road of victory enjoyed by a power fantasy heroine. Her best friend has a powerful cousin who's not only an extreme sister-con, but also an expert at spotting fake sweetness. The first time he sees Wen Ge, he detects the unusual green tea aura around her. To protect his sister from getting hurt, he pays extra attention to Wen Ge. But the more he watches her, the stranger his gaze becomes. Theme: Women should be strong and self-reliant