The Ultimate Green Tea Becomes the Older Sister in a Period Novel

[Please add my next novel, Qiaona Goes to the City [The 1970s], to your favorites~]

Synopsis: Lu Shuifu, a wealthy, beautiful single woman from the twenty-first century, transmigrates into a book and becomes a female educated youth in the The 1970s, sent to the countryside to work in the mountains. The woman shares her name with Lu Shuifu.

Known ending for the male lead: He attends a Workers-Peasants-Soldiers university and has a bright future, then falls in love with the beautiful female lead.

Known ending for the original owner: She gets pregnant before marriage, then jumps into a river to die for love.

Yeah, right...

She has two choices now.

One: Follow the original story and jump into a river to kill herself in six months. Maybe she'll die and transmigrate back to her big house.

Two: Defy fate, stay away from the male lead, and find a way back to the city. Make a life for herself in the The 1970s.

She's never been one to accept whatever life throws at her. And since she doesn't know whether dying again will send her back, option one is too risky.

She decisively chooses option two.

But after she wracks her brains and finally makes it back to the city, she finds that both her parents are dead, leaving three little siblings waiting with their mouths open to be fed.

In her last life, Lu Shuifu had little family affection. This is the first time anyone has sweetly called her "big sister." It feels as though a little hand has brushed her heart, and it suddenly softens.

Fine. For the sake of that one "big sister," she'll take on this mess.

Lu Shuifu works hard in the The 1970s to feed herself and her three siblings, builds a career, gets into university, and makes a thriving life for them all.

Along the way, she also hooks a high-quality, physically fit man.

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Duan Suiyu is a desirable, unmarried man of a certain age (26) and a mathematics professor at a university. He's absorbed in academia and has no interest in marriage.

One day, Professor Duan sees his student, the original male lead, getting handsy with his own sweetheart. He keeps a straight face, moves closer to her, and lowers his head to casually assert his claim: "I forgot to introduce you. This is your professor's wife."

Lu Shuifu takes the opportunity to loop her arm through Professor Duan's and gives him a sweet, adoring smile in front of everyone. "You're here~"

Duan Suiyu feels relieved. "Sorry I'm late."

The original male lead, Zhao Xiangyang: ...

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Coming soon: Qiaona Goes to the City [The 1970s]

[1970s apartment blocks / women's growth / changing times / Jiangnan charm]

1978, the second year since the return of the college entrance exams.

Rural girl Qiaona refuses to accept a marriage arranged for her, so she runs away to the city to seek help from Lu Huaixi, an educated youth who once crossed paths with her in the countryside.

At the time, Lu Huaixi is worried about keeping the apartment in the workers' block that his grandfather left him. To stay in the city, Qiaona proposes that they enter a sham marriage...

After the wedding, they maintain the appearance of a "married couple" in public, but gradually develop feelings for each other as they spend time together. Meanwhile, they go from being wary strangers to close friends with their neighbors Tian Lili and Sister-in-law Liu and her family.

Qiaona goes from a temporary worker making paper boxes for the neighborhood office to getting an urban household registration and becoming a teacher in the neighborhood women's literacy class.

Her younger brother Qiao Song also gets recruited for work in the city.

Riding the wave of Reform and Opening Up, he goes from construction laborer to contractor, becoming the village's first "ten-thousand-yuan household"...

Just as family, love, friendship, and their careers are all looking up, Qiaona and Lu Huaixi prepare to take the college entrance exam for the third year.

Then they're told that a new policy has been introduced this year: married men and women can't register for the exam...

They're both stunned. Will they have to get a sham divorce this time?

Theme: Happiness is something you must take into your own hands