The Beautiful Stepmother Sees the Comments (The 1970S)

Announcement: My new book next door is now open for favorites: "My Mom Is the Beloved White Moonlight of a Period Novel Big Shot" Island setting / raising a child in a first marriage / foraging by the sea and farming / the whole family dotes on the little sister-in-law Jiang Shulan is the only girl in three generations of the Jiang family, and her parents and brothers spoil her rotten. But because she's exceptionally beautiful, she's caught the eye of local hooligans. After an acquaintance sets them up, Shulan goes on a matchmaking date with a divorced factory director from the city who has a child. To her surprise, she sees on-screen comments. [Why marry an old man who's already been married? He's balding, impotent, and aging before his time. You'll raise someone else's child, and in the end, you won't even be buried with him!] Shulan: ? That's when she learns that she's merely the stepmother in a period drama. Her role is to serve her husband and raise his child, only to be thrown out once the child's biological mother returns. Now that she's come to her senses, Shulan looks at the exceptionally well-qualified man in front of her and says, "I hear older men are more likely to go bald, become impotent, and age prematurely. You wouldn't happen to have those problems, would you?" Zhou Zhongfeng comes from a powerful family and is a promising young talent. As soon as he returns, he receives a telegram from his family saying his grandfather is critically ill and hopes he'll marry and have children. A matchmaker introduces him to an educated youth who graduated from Yanjing University. She's thoughtful, gentle, and highly educated. But the moment they meet, she's chewing him out? Zhou Zhongfeng: ? Ten minutes later, a few more lines of on-screen comments float by. [Bad connection. The message took ten minutes to send, so the comments were delayed.] [Did they meet the wrong person? He looks a bit familiar. Isn't he the top-tier guy who doesn't show up until later?] [Wait! Does Shushu know he's a big shot, and is she seducing him in her own special way?] Jiang Shulan: ? Through a series of mistakes, Jiang Shulan unexpectedly succeeds in her matchmaking date with the top big shot Zhou Zhongfeng. The on-screen comments take a sudden turn. At the post office, the fastidious Shulan glances at the thick layer of dust under the table and frowns slightly. Comments: [Does she know there's a stack of valuable stamps tucked under the table?] Shulan: ? On the train to the island, she accidentally bumps into a woman holding a child and stops to apologize. Comments: [Shulan definitely knows this is a bad person trying to fool a leader by abducting his grandson, so she deliberately bumped into her!] Shulan: ? When the twins are three, she picks up their high school textbooks, untouched for years, and teaches them about culture and education. Comments: [I'm done. This woman knows the college entrance exams are about to start and is preparing again.] Shulan: ? Years later, With the help of the on-screen comments, Shulan marries a big shot, has a genius child, gets the top score in the college entrance exams, and becomes a winner in life. When people ask for her secret, she smiles without a word. The comments, in tears: We kneel before the big shot and cry, "666!" #The On-Screen Comments Made Me Match With the Wrong Person# #I Matched With the Wrong Person, But Married the Right One# #I Reached the Pinnacle of Life Thanks to Wrong On-Screen Comments# Completed period novels: "I Became a Rich Beauty in the Seventies" "I Became a Darling Girl in the Seventies" "I Became a Lucky Charm in the Seventies" "The Female Side Character Becomes the Beloved One in a Period Novel" "A Max-Level Green Tea Becomes the Worst Character in a Period Novel" Premise: A happy first marriage, raising children, and foraging by the sea.