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In the 1990s, the old alley wafted with the scent of sugar oil fruits. Jiang Yao, who transmigrated into a "green tea vixen," was bound to a system mission—she must reform the ruthless villain Li Boyi, or she’ll be trapped in this world forever. Li Boyi, the "Black Yama" of the wholesale market, whose parents were killed by enemies, was plotting a brutal revenge. Jiang Yao used "green tea tactics" to break his defenses: squatting beside his motorcycle to hand him hot breakfast, saying, "Brother, I was afraid you’d go hungry." When shielding him from a beer bottle, she deliberately scraped her arm and cried with red eyes, "I’m not in pain—as long as you’re safe." But just as she thought she could stop his revenge, Li Boyi pinned her against the old locust tree, his thumb brushing her lip: "Little green tea, I saw through your tricks on day one." He pulled out a copper-wire ring, his voice as hoarse as honey: "But I’d rather be deceived by you for a lifetime—want to replace revenge with a good life with me?" It turned out that the villain’s ruthlessness had long turned into tenderness in his eyes, from the first time she handed him sugar oil fruits.
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