Shen Wan transmigrates into a melodramatic novel as a vicious supporting actress hated by the entire internet. From the start, she's in hell: she secretly marries into a wealthy family and becomes a stepmother, her stepson has autism, and scandals dog her as she faces being forced out of showbiz.
Her only chance is to take her autistic stepson to the parenting variety show Where Are the Babies? But the show assigns her as a contrast to the original novel's heroine and her gifted twins.
The whole internet waits to laugh at her: "A vicious stepmom with an autistic kid? The most painful-to-watch pairing of the year!"
The show begins. The heroine and her son win endless praise for their warm interactions. Meanwhile, An An is absorbed in his own world, so Shen Wan simply adopts a laid-back approach to parenting.
"Can't finish the task? That's okay. Let's collect rocks together."
"Don't want to eat? Then let's draw first."
"Scared of the noise? Mommy will put on your headphones."
While everyone else competes to show off their parenting results, she watches ants carry food with An An. While others display perfect parent-child relationships, she clumsily learns how to communicate with a child who is different.
Gradually, viewers notice that the autistic child has started responding to her calls, and the once universally hated celebrity has a sincere light in her eyes.
Then one day, top tycoon Fu Sinian appears on camera, awkwardly trying to join their world...
Later, the haters become devoted fans: "She's not a vicious stepmom. She's an angel of a mother!"
Later, the adorable autistic child speaks for the first time on camera: "Mommy, protect."
Later, the icy tycoon says with red-rimmed eyes, "Wanwan, teach me how to love you both."
Maybe not many people watched it, so there were no ratings. As a teacher, I have come into contact with several autistic children in different situations in the classroom over the years. This article really resonates with me. I can feel that the author has really understood autism carefully and did not write casually. Many details are very real and not deliberately sensationalistic, but it makes people feel sad and warm. The relationship between the stepmother and the child, who slowly get closer and redeem each other, is written so delicately. I hope that the star children in reality can also be treated with such tenderness.
It's not a very complicated scenario or story, it's just a healing experience. It's very touching. It's also different from the male and female protagonists in other novels. This novel is like a clear spring that slowly soothes all the irritability. It makes my impetuous heart feel stable. It's also a salvation for myself. It makes me know that self-feeling is very important. Now I'm a little envious of An An. I don't know why.
A very good book that helped me understand autistic children
Very good-looking, highly recommended [please update] The content is very healing and very good. The author has done a lot of work on autistic children. The content is very healing. I highly recommend it.
Very nice. The content is very warm and touching.
It's very warm and touching. I show my sincere love and patience to my children, and then wait for the flowers to bloom.
It was the first time I learned about autistic children from this book. The content is profound and touching, and it is a book worth reading.