[Transmigrate into a book + stepmother + adorable kids + getting rich through food + rugged husband who spoils his wife + one-on-one romance, both leads inexperienced]
Food blogger Lin Xia opened her eyes to find she had become the “wicked stepmother” everyone hated in a 1970s military compound.
Her husband was a regiment commander who was rarely home. The three stepchildren were all destined to become major villains who would give the novel’s hero and heroine a headache.
The eldest was gloomy and withdrawn, the second was violent and impulsive, and the youngest was a little green tea.
The original host abused the children and stole her husband’s allowance to send to her family. In the end, when her husband returned, he kicked her out, and she died a miserable death.
Looking at the mess before her, Lin Xia rolled up her sleeves. “How hard can raising kids be? If one meal of braised pork won’t do it, then I’ll make two!”
She’d make money with good food, raise the children with sound methods, and put the sharp-tongued women in the compound in their place along the way.
When Commander Lu returned with his luggage, ready to file for divorce, he was stunned:
The eldest held up a certificate. “Dad, if you divorce Mom, I’ll run away from home!”
The second swung his fists. “Anyone who bullies Mom gets a beating!”
The little girl clung to Lin Xia’s leg. “Daddy’s bad. Mommy smells nice!”
Commander Lu looked at his three plump, healthy children, then at his radiant young wife. Right there and then, he tore up the divorce papers and fed them to the pigs.
“Wifey, it’s dark out. How about we give the kids a little sister?”
