The Villainous Stepmother of a Dragon-Pride Prodigy

Mu Li transmigrates into a dragon-princess novel and is carried into Lingyun Immortal Manor in a bridal sedan chair, to bring good fortune to the Heavenly Venerable. The day after the wedding, the Heavenly Venerable goes into seclusion because of his severe injuries, leaving behind the three-year-old male protagonist, a dragon-princess prodigy with no one to rely on, and a group of concubines scheming to seize power and his inheritance. In the original story, Mu Li is the villain with the sharpest wits and best acting skills. First, she pretends to be a loving mother and coaxes the little dragon-princess into complete obedience. Once he orders the elders to hand her the command seal, she reveals her true colors as a wicked stepmother and starts plotting to harm him. The child narrowly escapes the Heavenly Venerable's palace. Thirteen years later, he returns with thunder and lightning to take revenge, his eyes sinister and a smile on his lips as he watches his wicked stepmother disintegrate with a scream of despair. - Right now, Mu Li looks down with disdain at the short, chubby dragon-princess child in front of her. She slowly takes out a meat bun and asks in a grave voice, "Will you always be Mommy's good little boy?" The unfilial dragon-princess child opens his arms, drooling and bouncing rhythmically as he stares at the meat bun and cries, "Good boy! Good boy! Good boy!" Mu Li's lips curl into an evil smile. She suddenly roars, "You're lying!" Then she quickly gobbles down the meat bun. The dragon-princess child, arms still outstretched, turns to stone. The wicked stepmother reveals her true colors ahead of schedule! - Mu Li only knows that the original story's dragon-princess protagonist can sense the emotions of those around him to some extent. She doesn't know that when he focuses that ability on a single person, he can also vaguely sense their thoughts. The three-year-old dragon-princess, now without his father, feels insecure and starts misbehaving. He even sticks out his tongue and makes faces at everyone around him, trying to make them all afraid of him. For the past month, he has anxiously sensed the thoughts of everyone around him: Personal attendant: My poor little master... Elder: If this child keeps acting up, he's going to break through the protective barrier around Mount Lingyun. Prospective stepmother A: Why doesn't this little brat talk to anyone? Could it be that he doesn't understand what people are saying? Prospective stepmother B: I have to find a way to make him think I'm his birth mother. Prospective stepmother Mu Li: Oh, those soft little bun cheeks... I could eat eight of them in one bite! The dragon-princess child: She's going to eat me! QAQ!! Reader's Guide: * The male lead is a villainous Demon Venerable, the original dragon-princess protagonist's lifelong nemesis. He's currently an edgy young man and hasn't turned evil yet. [To highlight this again: the heroine's love interest is the original story's villainous Demon Venerable, not the child's father. This is the first love for both of them, and it's 1v1.] * An ensemble story, a light comedy for relaxing and reading over a meal, with chaotic, funny, healing, adorable daily life mixed with the original story's main crisis. Theme: Psychological trauma can put a mask of anger on someone. Only sincere understanding can lift it.