It Turns Out the Little Green Tea Has Her Eyes on Me

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Kong Jian was agonizing over how to confront her boyfriend’s “god-sister” and declare that she was willing to step aside to bless them.

Then the Little Green Tea told her,

“Sister, your boyfriend cheated. I was afraid you’d stay blindly obsessed with that s*umbag, so I even took photos for you.”

“Sister, you’re so beautiful—he’s the one who can’t see it. But sister, you’re really a bit silly. If it were me dating you, I definitely wouldn’t let you feel sad.”

After saying that, she boldly leaned in on the buzz of alcohol and kissed her.

“Sister, starting tomorrow, I’m officially pursuing you~”

“So tonight’s matter—you can’t just pretend it didn’t happen.”

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原来小绿茶看上的是我
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Amalith
Amalith rated it
April 14, 2026
Status: c17 part3
6/10 (Above average, but not really special)

A novel that overall delivers on its premise well and has good pacing for most of it, but does somewhat fumble at the ending. For most of the story, there are a few awkward scene transitions and occasionally something gets skipped over and then brought up in a way that slightly blindsides the reader, but the pacing is solid and the author did a good job deciding what to focus on and what to skim over. While the story doesn't really do anything... more>> special with the premise and remains noticably 'to the letter' of what's expected, it does feel done rather solidly.

However, the ending isn't written ideally for quite a few reasons, with an oddly hanging plot thread and some noticable pacing issues. The big one though is that the book skips over the immediate post-relationship establishment adjustments and honeymoon period, which are both quite important for the tone and atmosphere of the relationship, in favor of jumping around a few random timeskipped events (kind of like short extras). Combined with other weak aspects of the ending, this definitely resulted in the book losing a lot of the atmosphere it had built up.

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In addition, we get overall very few scenes where Ning Yan shows her true self, which very much makes me think that the child extra was a bad idea. I always have problems with child extras where the children are introduced in the extra since it's effectively asking you to care about completely new characters at the very last second. This child extra doesn't really give much in the ways of a different or furthered perspective on the FLs, and with it already feeling like more would be appreciated on the FLs post relationship, it just felt like a bad choice to focus on compared to more FL focused extras.

I do think a bit of jankiness gets introduced by having l**bian relationships be completely normal. It makes sense especially with the length for the book to not want to deal with LGBTQ issues, but a lot of the earlier thought processes of Kong Jian toward Ning Yan made more sense under the impression that l**bian relationships wouldn't be something the average straight woman would even consider. I understand in hindsight that the idea was that Kong Jian gets pidgeonholed by the idea of her being a love rival, but it still feels a bit off to me. Ideally the book would've had her more emphatically feel doubt (probably around the point where she notices her feelings towards Ning Yan are unusual or when she's fully accepted Ning Yan in her heart as a friend she would be hurt to lose) and actively deny that doubt using the love rival excuse.

For a few final random grabbag complaints, it also feels odd that the s*umbag gets his comeuppance offscreen, but he does spend pretty much all the book offscreen and irrelevant so fair enough I guess. I definitely would've appreciated a bit more presence of the friend character near the end though, as I personally dislike the announcement of relationship scene being desynced from the actual relationship establishment. Having all the characters think that the relationship was established and reaction just as technically Ning Yan is only beginning her official pursuit isn't really to my taste, although it does contribute to the idea of Kong Jian accepting the relationship being an inevitable conclusion that she just drags out pettily. Finally, it was a quite weird choice to include details on Kong Jian's past that ended up irrelevant. The child ab*se would've made sense to be explicitly brought up in terms of Ning Yan helping heal the wounds and Ning Yan learning of such and sharing a moment over it. As is, it just feels oddly out of place and not followed-up on.

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