I Became the Villain's Stepmother, and I Use Square Dancing to Set the Wealthy Family Straight

I Became the Stepmother of Four Villains and Used Square Dancing to Set the Rich Family Straight

Shen Zhiqiu, a sixty-year-old retired senior-year homeroom teacher, transmigrates into the body of a twenty-eight-year-old stepmother in a wealthy family. Her husband is in a coma, and all four of her stepchildren are villains in the original novel.

The eldest son thinks staying up all night is an achievement. Her second son, a blond delinquent, skips class and shoves people. Her daughter is planning to leave her team for her boyfriend. Even the quietest, youngest son has secretly filled out a transfer application.

After reading all this, Shen Zhiqiu can only ask: How many parent-teacher meetings has this family missed?

The one who shoved someone apologizes. The truant goes back to school. The adults eat first, and the children can speak at their own pace. She even gets the ladies of Beijing's social scene to join her in the third row of the square-dance group.

At first, everyone expects her to take the money and leave. Later, someone saves her a seat at the parents' table, the family votes her their standard-bearer, and even Mr. Fu, who has been asleep for three years, begins to show signs of stirring.

Shen Zhiqiu rolls up her sleeves. "Don't rush. Let's get this family's life in order first."