President Lu’s Young Mother Is Back

When she woke up, twenty-one-year-old Su Nian found herself standing twenty-four years in the future.

The familiar streets of her past were lined with towering buildings, and the factory her husband had painstakingly built had long since become the headquarters of a sprawling corporation.

The young man surrounded by people, with an imposing presence and a handsome yet suffocatingly distant air, was her precious son, Lu Shiyuan: the soft, babbling baby she remembered cuddling in her arms as he nursed.

In the twenty-four years she'd been gone, her little bundle of joy had lost his mother, then his father, and grown into an iceberg nothing could melt.

Now, how was his young mother supposed to approach him?

How could she tell him that the “stranger” he regarded so coldly was the mother buried deep in his memories?

How could she, clumsy as she was, melt his frozen heart and make up for the warmth and love he'd missed for twenty-four whole years?

This is a story of a birth mother's redemption, with family and love at its heart, and a romance as well.

A story about raising a grown-up kid still counts as a child-rearing story, right?