The Green Tea’s Crushing Victories in the ’70s

Tong Xuelu had the nickname Queen of Green Tea. She was stunning in looks, has a shapely body, and had a lot of suitors, although she had never been in any serious relationships. By the time she was done being a green tea and was about to be a nice person, her retribution had caught up to her! She had transmigrated into a book. Into the 70s where materialistic goods were rare and she was a poor soul who was the fake daughter of a wealthy family! Per the story, she would be face slapped by the real daughter who was rebirthed, be married to an old man who had once been married, and finally die from domestic violence. Tong XueLu: ……I’d rather continue to be a green tea. Raise three bosses of the future and be a salted fish such that all she had to do was to lay around and wait for things to be handed to her. [check]Cheat her way into a government-run restaurant and have good food every day. [check]Use her agility and wit to avoid being faceslapped by the real daughter. [check]As far as an excellent green tea was concerned, she would be able to handle any scripts handed to her and still end up the winner.***Wen Rugui, a physicist, was young, handsome and had his entire life ahead of him. He had, however, let his research distracted him from starting a family.All of his bosses were eyeing him to become part of their family.Until one day.Wen Rugui brought a charming girl into his research facility and with love in his eyes announced, “This is my fiancee. We are here to report our upcoming matrimony.”His bosses: Shocked beyond words.His female colleagues: All hearts are broken.Tong XueLu: Sorry, all. My charm is but a passive skill. Cheat her way into a government-run restaurant and have good food every day. [check]Use her agility and wit to avoid being faceslapped by the real daughter. [check]As far as an excellent green tea was concerned, she would be able to handle any scripts handed to her and still end up the winner.***Wen Rugui, a physicist, was young, handsome and had his entire life ahead of him. He had, however, let his research distracted him from starting a family.All of his bosses were eyeing him to become part of their family.Until one day.Wen Rugui brought a charming girl into his research facility and with love in his eyes announced, “This is my fiancee. We are here to report our upcoming matrimony.”His bosses: Shocked beyond words.His female colleagues: All hearts are broken.Tong XueLu: Sorry, all. My charm is but a passive skill. Use her agility and wit to avoid being faceslapped by the real daughter. [check]As far as an excellent green tea was concerned, she would be able to handle any scripts handed to her and still end up the winner.***Wen Rugui, a physicist, was young, handsome and had his entire life ahead of him. He had, however, let his research distracted him from starting a family.All of his bosses were eyeing him to become part of their family.Until one day.Wen Rugui brought a charming girl into his research facility and with love in his eyes announced, “This is my fiancee. We are here to report our upcoming matrimony.”His bosses: Shocked beyond words.His female colleagues: All hearts are broken.Tong XueLu: Sorry, all. My charm is but a passive skill. As far as an excellent green tea was concerned, she would be able to handle any scripts handed to her and still end up the winner. *** Wen Rugui, a physicist, was young, handsome and had his entire life ahead of him. He had, however, let his research distracted him from starting a family. All of his bosses were eyeing him to become part of their family. Until one day. Wen Rugui brought a charming girl into his research facility and with love in his eyes announced, “This is my fiancee. We are here to report our upcoming matrimony.” His bosses: Shocked beyond words. His female colleagues: All hearts are broken. Tong XueLu: Sorry, all. My charm is but a passive skill.

Original Publisher

jjwxc

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on The Green Tea’s Crushing Victories in the ’70s ### First Impressions "The Green Tea’s Crushing Victories in the ’70s" hooked me from the start with its intriguing premise. A transmigration story set in 1970s China, featuring a protagonist who knows how to play the "green tea" card? I was definitely curious. The tags – comedy, romance, slice of life – promised a fun and engaging read, and for the most part, it delivered. ### What Works Well What I immediately appreciated was the protagonist, Tong Xuelu. She's smart, resourceful, and unapologetically cunning. I loved how she navigates the challenges of the era, using her modern knowledge and quick wit to not only survive but thrive. Her "green tea" tactics are less about malicious manipulation and more about self-preservation and protecting those she cares about. It's incredibly satisfying to watch her turn the tables on those who underestimate her. The romance is also a major highlight. The male lead, Wen Rugui, is an absolute sweetheart – shy, awkward, but fiercely loyal. Their relationship is built on mutual respect and genuine affection, and I enjoyed watching them navigate their feelings for each other. I found their dynamic refreshing. The family interactions are heart-warming, particularly the relationships with her siblings and the ML's grandfather. These moments of genuine connection and love added depth and emotional resonance to the story. The setting is also well-realized. The novel provides a glimpse into China during a period of significant change, and I found the details about daily life, work, and social dynamics fascinating. ### Areas of Concern While I enjoyed the novel overall, there were a few aspects that gave me pause. The ending felt a bit rushed, with a sudden shift towards heavy-handed patriotism that felt out of sync with the rest of the story. While not always a negative, the patriotism displayed in the story can feel like a propaganda piece. Additionally, the sheer number of antagonists can be overwhelming at times, and their abrupt downfalls felt a bit anticlimactic. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Some readers have pointed out the ML's mental health struggles, stemming from childhood trauma. While I appreciate the author's attempt to portray these issues realistically, some aspects of the execution may not resonate with all readers. ### Final Verdict Despite its flaws, "The Green Tea’s Crushing Victories in the ’70s" is a worthwhile read. It's a fun, engaging, and ultimately heart-warming story about family, love, and resilience. If you're looking for a novel with a strong female lead, a sweet romance, and a fascinating historical setting, I'd recommend giving this one a try. I give it a solid 4 out of 5 stars.