You Wanted Me to Be a Wicked Stepmom, but I Lay Flat and Became Everyone’s Darling

[Lucky-charm constitution + invincible laissez-faire + intense push and pull + sugary face-slapping]

Jiang Sui transmigrates into a book and becomes the contract wife of Fu Jingmo, a powerful figure in Beijing’s elite circles. She also gets a five-year-old little demon thrown in for free.

The original heroine was a troublemaker who met a tragic end. Looking at the nine-digit balance in her bank account, Jiang Sui makes a decisive choice: To hell with the plot. I’m going to lie flat!

When asked for help with homework, Jiang Sui says, “Children have their own blessings. If you don’t have children, you can enjoy your own life.”

To her distant husband, she says, “Busy, honey? As long as the money comes through, that’s all I need. No need to come home, really.”

She spends freely and lies flat, but somehow the father and son from the wealthy family start acting differently.

Her arrogant son says, “Jiang Sui, you haven’t paid attention to me for ten minutes. Are you trying to get me to notice you?”

The cold, abstinent tycoon Fu Jingmo tears up the divorce agreement and pins her in a corner, his voice low:

“I heard you told someone I’m just an ATM that sends money. Looks like I haven’t shown you any of my functions besides ‘withdrawal’...”