A Max-Level Green Tea Reborn in the 1980s to Start Over

Check out my new novel, After Our Marriage Alliance, I Secretly Kept the Aloof Commander. Guan Jibai was a top-tier heartbreaker who could put on her sunglasses and make everyone hate her. Her motto was: “I may be a terrible person, but at least I know I’m a good person.”

She spent years causing trouble, and at twenty-six, on a whim, donated her heart to someone else.

That was karma!

Before she died, Guan Jibai gave herself a thorough talking-to: if she got another life, she would definitely be a good person.

When she opened her eyes again, she had been transported to the 1980s and become a pitiful illegitimate daughter who was bullied by everyone.

Now a poor little thing, Guan Jibai followed her disgraced mother from a remote village back to the city, joined the municipal song and dance troupe, and worked hard to make something of herself.

Unfortunately, her mother had too many enemies, so Guan Jibai had no choice but to use her old tricks and make a grand comeback by stepping on the trash beneath her feet.

From a temporary worker to the troupe’s star performer, she acted in classic plays and became the radio station’s most popular host.

The only problem was that the man who had once treated her with indifference was now clinging to her and refusing to let go.

Many people in the capital hated Guan Jibai and her mother with a passion, because the man everyone most wanted to marry had been tricked into falling for Guan Jibai.

He never spoke to girls, and was so hard to catch a glimpse of, yet he was madly in love with her.

The young ladies all said, “Like mother, like daughter. The mother’s a seductress, and the daughter’s no better.”

Guan Jibai, looking innocent: “I was forced into it.”