Little Green Tea, What Are You scheming?

As a green tea villainess who did all sorts of bad deeds and spread rumours, Song Wan Ying constantly made trouble and framed the female lead. Not only did she ruin her career, but she also almost caused the death of the first child of the female lead and the male lead, ultimately ending up in jail. One day, after crossing over, Song Wan Ying became the universally hated little green tea. And her nominal husband, Wen Yan, as the main villain throughout the story, repeatedly plotted against his own elder brother to seize the Wen family’s property, even resorting to violence. Recalling the fate of sitting in jail as described in the novel, Song Wan Ying decisively cut ties and embraced the strongest thigh. “I really envy Big Brother for marrying such a good wife like you, Sister. If I could marry you, I would definitely protect you well and not let you suffer any grievances.” “Sister, since I can see that you’re not in a good mood, you’ve come to accompany me. Big Brother, you won’t be angry, right?” “Sister, don’t be angry. It’s all my fault. Big Brother just said a few words to me. I’m not aggrieved at all T^T ” “Sister, give me a hug ＞︿＜” — Recently, Wen Yan found that his nominal wife seemed to have changed. She used to be affectionate and devoted to him, but now she doesn’t even pretend anymore. Song Wan Ying: “I know you don’t like me, and I don’t care what you do outside, I just have one request, you can choose not to come home, but you can’t suddenly come home.” Until one day, he had a strange idea to come home early at night. Outside the door, he heard Song Wan Ying’s distressed complaints. “Sister, you know, Wen Yan is fooling around outside, never at home all day. I know he doesn’t love me, but I can’t help it. No matter what I do, I can’t get his heart… I’m so sad. Sister, can you accompany me tonight?” Wen Yan: “???” As he turned around, he unexpectedly met the resentful gaze of his elder brother. “Can you control your wife and keep her away from my wife?” Wen Yan: “…..”

Original Publisher

jjwxc

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on Little Green Tea, What Are You scheming? "Little Green Tea, What Are You scheming?" is a completed original novel, and while the title might lead you to expect something specific, I found the story to be a fairly engaging blend of comedy, drama, romance, and slice-of-life elements. It's a lighthearted read overall, but it definitely has some interesting aspects that kept me turning the pages. ### First Impressions Going in, I was immediately curious about the "green tea" aspect of the protagonist. I wondered how the author would handle such a potentially controversial character. I was expecting a story full of scheming and manipulation, but I was pleasantly surprised to find a fairly cute and likeable female lead. ### What Works Well One of the strongest aspects of this novel is, without a doubt, the male lead. I found his character development to be particularly well done, especially considering he doesn't have a massive presence in the beginning. The exploration of his past, his struggles with survivor's guilt, and the pressure he faces really resonated with me. The way the author delves into his paranoia and the reasons behind his potential "villain" arc in the original timeline is compelling. I also appreciated the dynamic between the ML and his regressed older brother. This kind of familial care and concern is a refreshing change from the often-tragic backstories in similar novels. ### Areas of Concern While I enjoyed the overall story, I did find some areas where it could have been stronger. The romance, while present, felt a bit understated. I personally would have liked to see more development in that area. Additionally, the villains felt somewhat generic and didn't pose a significant threat. Some of the side characters also felt underdeveloped, which was a shame because there was potential for them to add more depth to the narrative. ### Final Verdict Overall, I'd say "Little Green Tea, What Are You scheming?" is a decent read. It's a light and enjoyable story with a particularly well-developed male lead. While the romance and villains could have been stronger, the unique aspects of the ML's backstory and the overall lighthearted tone make it a worthwhile read if you're looking for something fun and engaging. I'd give it a solid 3.5/5 stars.