Jiang Qingning, the aunt in charge of royal children's etiquette at the Great Qin Palace, transmigrates one day. A giggling little mushroom appears beside her bed, and she instinctively puts on her dignified, stern face.
Jiang Qingning: How can a child be so rude and unruly in public?
Jiang Baobeidan: Mom...
The old man she has never met: How come, after just a few days apart, my wife has this air about her that makes my legs go weak?
Later.
After Jiang Qingning molds the little mushroom bun into a fine young man, she suddenly discovers one day that she has become a treasured guest of all kinds of wealthy and powerful men. One after another, they shamelessly beg her to personally whip their own troublesome kids into shape.
The little mushroom bun keeps grinning foolishly at her side.
Jiang Qingning sighs. So this is the genius they call a master of both intellect and emotional intelligence?
And yet...
Behind everyone's back, the bun with a pale face and a dark heart glares at the little brats with ulterior motives and warns them: Don't call her that, or I'll beat you up.
This novel is also known as "On the Modern Professional Skills of a Court Lady" and "How to Bring Out the M Side in an Old Man's Heart."
P.S.
1. This novel keeps up the silly, lighthearted style of my previous works.
2. It's set in modern times, and the transmigration-into-a-book elements won't play a major role.
3. The ending is 1v1, and the male lead stays the same.
Theme: Raising a child
