The Green Tea Alpha Always Calls Me Big Sister

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Blurb:

A butterfly girl who’s forgotten everything and keeps trying to run away x a fake-younger, sly, puppy-like A

After an accident sends her memories back to when she was eighteen, Fu Ting learns from her older sister that she’s dating Lu Qian in secret. Lu Qian is a sharp-tongued woman who treats her badly, refuses to make their relationship public, spreads rumors that Fu Ting threw herself at her, and is also engaged to another heiress?! Fu Ting is so furious she wants to slap herself for being such a lovesick fool. She had the status and money of an heiress, yet chose to live an ordinary life with Lu Qian.

When Lu Qian comes to visit, looking down her nose at Fu Ting, Fu Ting tears into her, kicks her out, and blocks and deletes her everywhere. The relationship in which she’d bent over backward to please Lu Qian was a joke, and even the fact that she’d hidden her identity had taken her by surprise. Lu Qian might have a problem with money, but Fu Ting certainly doesn’t.

After booting her ex, Fu Ting immediately throws herself into her new life. She meets lots of friendly coworkers, as well as a “junior schoolmate.”

Since the film set is so far away, Fu Ting decisively buys a model home and moves in. By chance, she meets her neighbor’s younger sister, Jun Gu. The two should have had nothing to do with each other, but after one “chance encounter” after another, they start keeping in touch. Fu Ting keeps running into her whenever she goes out, and the soft, delicious desserts she brings are always just to her taste. Jun Gu has a perfect sense of boundaries, and Fu Ting gradually learns to trust her and treat her as a friend. Whenever she sees something that would suit Jun Gu, she immediately thinks of her.

Just when Fu Ting thinks she has nothing left to do with her ex, Lu Qian shows up at her door. Lu Qian earnestly explains that she thought Fu Ting was just as afraid of getting dragged into trouble as she was, so she cut all ties with her and was forced to agree to a contractual marriage with another heiress. She still loves Fu Ting.

Fu Ting’s response: “Sorry, I’m speechless. The trash can is around the corner when you leave. Please get out.”

But Lu Qian shamelessly lands a job at Fu Ting’s family company and keeps making her presence felt. Fu Ting thinks that if she can’t talk Lu Qian into changing her ways, she can at least avoid her. She acts on the idea right away, working circles around Lu Qian until she has no chance of getting near her.

Gradually, Fu Ting starts to forget Lu Qian and grows closer to her junior schoolmate. When an opportunity comes up to appear together on a “Best Friends” variety show, she immediately invites Jun Gu. The two develop a hazy romantic connection during the show, but when Fu Ting discovers Jun Gu’s fake identity, it feels like a bucket of cold water has been poured over her.

What does it feel like to fall for your ex again?

Revenge is a dish best served cold.

If she wants to play games with Fu Ting, then Fu Ting will make her dance in circles.

Pretending not to know the truth, Fu Ting keeps flirting with Jun Gu, even though she knows exactly what she’s doing. Jun Gu looks helpless, yet still pretends not to understand, and sometimes pouts and acts like a sly little schemer.

Fu Ting says: “Being a sly little schemer just for yourself is so satisfying!”

At last, the truth comes out.

In the mirror, bite marks stand out on Fu Ting’s slender neck. Jun Gu, eyes red from crying, had pinned her against the vanity and bitten her. Lu Qian sucks at the marks, unwilling to let go, and asks plaintively, “Can I kiss you?”

“Mm.”

After getting her answer, Lu Qian’s hand unconsciously grips Fu Ting’s waist, as if trying to hold her fast. Heat washes over Fu Ting. She lowers her eyes to look away, but Lu Qian grips her neck and draws her into her warmth.

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Sudden arrival of the one who takes the lead | Marriage before love | Playing dumb to catch the enemy | Pretending to be sweet x scheming

Mo Zitong, the heiress to a business group, is a renowned business prodigy. She should have inherited the family fortune as a matter of course, but on the day of the press conference, her identity as a fake heiress is exposed, and the real heiress throws her out.

To secure the final say in how the shares are divided, she makes a deal with the real heiress and fulfills a marriage contract, forced to marry a rigid and boring alpha.

There is no love in this marriage, and she doesn’t care much about the alpha either. She only vaguely remembers that she has a spouse when she happens to see the alpha’s cold face online.

The alpha works in entertainment and is often away, so the two rarely cross paths. One day, Mo Zitong happens to pass a film set and sees her spouse sitting in the shadows, knitting a scarf. A cat by Li Xize’s side gently paws at a ball of yarn. Li Xize slowly reaches out to stroke the cat, then immediately gets up and gathers the half-knitted scarf in her hands when she notices Mo Zitong watching.

Mo Zitong suddenly realizes that Li isn’t rigid at all. On the contrary, she’s full of tenderness, openly and without reservation showing her affection.

After that chance encounter, Li Xize gradually grows familiar with Mo Zitong. Mo Zitong doesn’t exactly encourage her, but that doesn’t stop Li Xize from coming by to chat with her about anything and everything.

Mo Zitong isn’t made of stone. The little resistance and reluctance she feels melt away in Li Xize’s gentle words. The thorns surrounding Mo Zitong’s heart are pruned and nurtured until they blossom.

Then one day, Mo Zitong sees a trending photo online: Li Xize with someone other than her, the two of them embracing and kissing, their faces turned away and blurred.

Mo Zitong goes looking for her, cold-faced, to demand an explanation. But every message sinks without a trace, and none receives a reply. As each call goes unanswered, Mo Zitong feels her body growing colder and colder. Her lips tremble uncontrollably, and she bites her lower lip until the taste of blood makes her let go.

Her childhood friend, worried about her, takes her out to clear her head. Mo Zitong pours herself one drink after another, her eyes red as she orders herself never to let anyone upset her again.

She had thought she didn’t care. She had thought their marriage was nothing but a formality. She had thought... that Li Xize was so warm toward her because she might have felt even the slightest spark of affection.

It all happens too suddenly, as if her soul has been torn to pieces and buried in the hell of reality, with not even a crimson hint of spring reaching her bones.

As the alcohol takes hold, her childhood friend worries she’ll get into trouble and supports her, suggesting they go home and rest.

Mo Zitong lets herself be guided. In her daze, she suddenly feels her friend stop walking.

Through tear-blurred eyes, she looks up, and a familiar figure enters her field of vision.

Li Xize rushes over, still wearing the suit she had on for an event, which she hadn’t had time to change out of. She searches the bar with her eyes for only a moment before finding the person she’s looking for.

Meeting a wounded gaze, Li Xize speaks as softly as she can: “...Mo Zitong.”

“I came to find you.”

Content Warnings:

1. The older gong pretends not to know her at first, then turns into a puppy begging to get back together. She’s very good at acting like a sly little schemer and pouting.

2. The shou awakens her black-lotus nature after losing her memory.

3. Classic melodramatic plot twists galore.

4. One-on-one pairing: an emotionally tangled type x someone who struggles to express herself.

5. Contains a voice bug. Don’t meddle in the affairs of fictional characters.

Theme: Self-love