Transmigrate into a book + stepmother redemption + raising a child + wealthy-family power struggles
Jiang Wan transmigrates into a cruel novel set in a wealthy family, becoming the most evil stepmother in the story. She abuses her stepson, drives her husband's first wife to her death, and is eventually sent to an asylum by the stepson after he grows up.
On her first day there.
A six-year-old boy stands before her, eyes red, clutching a portrait of his late mother.
The original Jiang Wan slaps him. “What are you crying for?”
The Jiang Wan of today crouches down and pulls a White Rabbit candy from her pocket. “Here you go.”
The boy is stunned.
In the days that follow, she takes her stepson to and from school every day, helps him with his homework, and stays up all night by his side when he's sick. Everyone in the Lu family thinks she's gone crazy.
On his seventh birthday, her stepson makes a wish.
She asks, “What did you wish for?”
The boy lowers his head. “I hope… you're not a bad person.”
Jiang Wan's nose stings.
Three years later, her husband, Lu Jinye, the head of the Lu family, returns from overseas.
He expects to find a chaotic household.
Instead, he sees his son obediently doing his homework, while Jiang Wan cooks noodles in the kitchen.
Lu Jinye pins her against the kitchen wall. “Who are you?”
“Jiang Wan.” She blinks. “Your wife.”
“You're not her.”
Jiang Wan smiles. “Then do you want to return me?”
Lu Jinye gazes at her for a long time, then lowers his head and kisses her.
“No returns.”
“Not in this lifetime.”
After reading Chapter 20, I found that the author had trouble getting through the lunatic asylum.
It's quite interesting. I hope the male protagonist and female protagonist can talk to each other later.
Who is the child's mother?
The psychological description of the characters is very powerful, great!