Please add my upcoming stories to your collection: The Wicked Stepmom Got Rich by Giving Money to the Villain Kid, Getting Rich by Selling Unwanted Stuff in a CEO Romance, and Surprise! My Mom Was the Emperor's Beloved All Along
Shen Qingqing, a top-tier starlet, transmigrates into a novel about a wealthy stepmother and her child, as the foil to the female lead.
The female lead, Shen Linyan, is her half-sister born out of wedlock: virtuous and kind, she treats her stepson as her own. Shen Qingqing, meanwhile, is a spoiled rich girl who bullies and torments her stepson.
They both appear on the same parenting reality show. Shen Qingqing naturally becomes the female lead's foil, gets branded a wicked stepmother, and meets a miserable end: she's eventually sent to a mental hospital.
System: Want to save yourself? Complete the System's missions and become an all-around wealthy matriarch. Be more virtuous than the original female lead!
After finally escaping the need to be a perfect goddess, who would be foolish enough to compete with the original female lead over who's more virtuous? Aren't hot spring spas and trips around the world much better?
And divorce is out of the question. The wealthy old man is generous with his money and hardly ever comes home!
So Shen Qingqing decides to lie flat and do as she pleases. Being the stepmother is no fun; she'd rather be a big kid!
Huh? Why are the two men in the family looking at her with increasingly fervent eyes? Even her parents-in-law are so moved they're on the verge of tears, giving her a mansion and a yacht.
The comments on the parenting show are full of things like “I'm so jealous of Shen Qingqing,” “Shen Qingqing is a kid magnet,” and “Shen Qingqing is a successful case of reverse parenting”...
Education experts even praise her progressive parenting philosophy and her ability to be friends with children.
Shen Qingqing, the “big kid,” becomes a sensation online!
System: My programming is malfunctioning!
*
The butler once told Zhou Jiayan to watch out for his stepmother, who might mistreat him. Zhou Jiayan took this to heart, especially since she didn't even hide it when the cameras were rolling.
They bought two ice creams. His stepmother ate one and a half all by herself, leaving him only the bottom of a cone. She warned him that eating too much would give a child a stomachache, but that night she was the one doubled over in pain.
On the show, the other mothers got up early to make breakfast and take care of their children.
Zhou Jiayan, meanwhile, could only sigh as he watched his stepmother fail to get up after he called her three times. He clenched his little fist, carried a stool into the kitchen, climbed onto it, and warmed milk and toasted bread, luring his stepmother out of bed with the smell of food.
While doing a task, they ran into a fierce-looking white goose. The other mothers shielded their children, but his stepmother crouched behind his little body. “Jiayan, you're a boy. You have to protect the girls!”
When the children at kindergarten made fun of him, his stepmother promised to help him get even!
He watched as she turned the kindergarten's arts performance into her own solo show, while the little kids in the audience gazed at her with shining eyes. Zhou Jiayan thought his stepmother seemed more capable than he'd imagined.
More importantly, she was willing to spend time with him. Maybe he was starting to like her...
*
After a blow to the head in an accident, Zhou Yexuan suddenly remembered his past life.
To keep his son from suffering the same tragic fate, Zhou Yexuan returned to the country that very night.
As soon as he entered the house, he saw Zhou Jiayan covered in paint, his little bun-shaped face scrunched up, paint mixed with tears on his cheeks.
Then he saw the woman standing beside the child. The woman, who was always so elegant and composed, was also covered in paint from head to toe.
Zhou Jiayan cried, “I'm a child, and you're already a grown-up!”
After a moment of stunned silence, Shen Qingqing started “crying” too. “It's my first time being a stepmother too. Why should I have to give in to you?”
Later, Zhou Yexuan looked at the big and little “troublemakers” and felt both exasperated and content...
1. The heroine was deprived of a childhood in her previous life, so this time she lets loose and acts like herself. She and the original owner are the same person.
2. Ten-year age gap.
3. The stepson is not the male lead's biological son, and the male lead has never been married before.
Please add my upcoming story The Wicked Stepmom Got Rich by Giving Money to the Villain Kid to your collection.
Ji Ran, a laid-back college student, transmigrates into a book as the wicked stepmother who married an old man for money, then abused the villain child after her husband disappeared and she was kicked out of the wealthy family, causing the child to become evil...
The story has already reached the point where her husband has gone missing and she and the villain kid have been thrown out of the house.
Looking at the bare house, her balance of less than a hundred yuan, and Gu Jiale, the five-year-old villain kid, Ji Ran, who has never taken care of a child, is so worried she could tear her hair out.
Just then, a tycoon System appears. “To prevent the villain from destroying the world in the future, all the money you spend on raising him will be returned to you a hundredfold, as long as you raise him well and keep him from turning evil!”
Ji Ran, who dreams every day of having more money than she could ever spend: There's such a great deal?!
She looks at Gu Jiale, who's standing nearby. It should be easy to spend money on a little kid... right?
*
Before they were thrown out of the house, the butler had warned Gu Jiale that his stepmother would see him as a burden and want to get rid of him. She'd save face by making up an excuse first, then abandon him.
Gu Jiale clenched his fists, determined not to give his stepmother an excuse!
His stepmother took him to the fast-food place all the kids loved. He figured she planned to accuse him of eating junk food, so he swallowed hard and said he didn't like it.
Then his stepmother ordered a family bucket and ate it right in front of him, savoring every bite. Unable to resist, he snuck a chicken wing while she was in the restroom. He was enjoying it when she caught him, then laughed so hard she nearly fell over.
Darn it! His stepmother had won!
Just as he started to worry, she gave him a kids' meal. “Take your time!”
A chubby boy driving a kid-sized car at kindergarten made fun of him because his family was bankrupt and couldn't afford a car. Gu Jiale thought it was childish, but when they passed a store, he couldn't help looking through the window.
One day after kindergarten, his stepmother showed up to pick him up with an entire “fleet of cars.” All the kids were left speechless!
And he got to ride in one, surrounded by everyone's envious looks!
A year later, his father came back, and at last he could get away from his stepmother.
The butler told him his stepmother was spoiling him to death, but Gu Jiale knew you couldn't fake happiness.
On the day they were to part, he clung to Ji Ran's leg and called her “Mom” for the first time. “Mom, can I stay with you? I promise I'll spend only a little money from now on!”
Ji Ran, who had already become a billionaire with all those zeroes in her bank account, hugged him right back. “Sweetie, I don't want to lose you either! But you can spend more money!”
Then Ji Ran turned to the man who had finally made it back and said, “I'll give you ten billion. Your son is mine from now on!”
Gu Yan: There's actually another way to handle this!
Theme: Be friends with children
What the hell are you writing? I bit the bullet and read the ending and was already feeding myself daddy. There is also a thunder at the end.
The result seems to be going crazy...
. . . . It's just the mother bear part that looks good. . Standard bad writing. . . Were you coping with the last few chapters of the previous pass, or were you suddenly penetrated by your adolescent self? ? ? Childish or not? Have you put aside this Mary Sue romance novel?
The ending and the emotional line are very hasty, and the main text has almost no emotional line at all. There is no need to advance the emotion like completing the task in the extra story... It is better to stop at the main text.
How should I put it, based on the good quality of readers, I still give it the highest score, but I am personally very dissatisfied with the subsequent development. The unfinished project is really strange. It is better to stay in a variety show with such sloppy writing. . . I feel that the author is not very good at describing emotional scenes. All the emotional scenes that are specifically described in the article, such as the male and female protagonists, and the male protagonist's parents, are quite thin and a bit awkward. It would be better not to describe the female protagonist's parents purely by relying on imagination...
My daughter's writing is broken and the age line is also messed up.
There are a lot less emotional scenes between the male and female protagonists, even here and there, but as a mother and son getting along, it makes people feel relaxed.
Ah... The ending is a bit sloppy, as if the character is forced to be concave, and it looks a bit... Speechless.
Are you sure your sister wasn't fetus-crossed?
Apart from anything else, I just want to ask the author if he had any obsession with the word Lin when choosing the name? Is there any special significance for the second female lead to lead Lin? The heroine's daughter also leads Lin?
What the hell are you writing? I bit the bullet and read the ending and was already feeding myself daddy. There is also a thunder at the end.
The result seems to be going crazy...
. . . . It's just the mother bear part that looks good. . Standard bad writing. . . Were you coping with the last few chapters of the previous pass, or were you suddenly penetrated by your adolescent self? ? ? Childish or not? Have you put aside this Mary Sue romance novel?
The ending and the emotional line are very hasty, and the main text has almost no emotional line at all. There is no need to advance the emotion like completing the task in the extra story... It is better to stop at the main text.
How should I put it, based on the good quality of readers, I still give it the highest score, but I am personally very dissatisfied with the subsequent development. The unfinished project is really strange. It is better to stay in a variety show with such sloppy writing. . . I feel that the author is not very good at describing emotional scenes. All the emotional scenes that are specifically described in the article, such as the male and female protagonists, and the male protagonist's parents, are quite thin and a bit awkward. It would be better not to describe the female protagonist's parents purely by relying on imagination...
My daughter's writing is broken and the age line is also messed up.
There are a lot less emotional scenes between the male and female protagonists, even here and there, but as a mother and son getting along, it makes people feel relaxed.
Ah... The ending is a bit sloppy, as if the character is forced to be concave, and it looks a bit... Speechless.
Are you sure your sister wasn't fetus-crossed?
Apart from anything else, I just want to ask the author if he had any obsession with the word Lin when choosing the name? Is there any special significance for the second female lead to lead Lin? The heroine's daughter also leads Lin?