I Became the Villain's Young Stepmother in a Period Novel

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When Shu Shu woke up, she had not only transmigrated into a period novel, but also gotten married and become a stepmom.

Her husband, Tong Jingyao, was thirty-three, mature and steady, held a high-ranking position, and was devoted to his work. He was a future business titan, but rarely came home.

Her stepson, Tong Yanming, was fourteen, exceptionally intelligent and sinister. He was a future scientific research powerhouse and the biggest villain in the story.

But what did any of that have to do with her? She was going to die in six months!!!

Shu Shu: There's no way I'm dying. I'll eat delicious food and get my health back! I also need to cling to the father and son and enjoy a good life.

Before long, fragrant smells wafted from the Tong family's kitchen, which had never been used before: soy-braised beef, braised pork hock, crab roe mixed into rice, slow-simmered bird's nest soup... The neighbors were practically drooling.

Just as her life was getting more and more comfortable, her mother-in-law showed up to urge her to have a baby.

Shu Shu looked at the tall, composed, unapproachable man, a flower high on a mountain peak. She could only turn her attention to the little villain: Actually, becoming a grandma early wouldn't be so bad!

The villain, saddled with the pressure to have a child at a young age: What does she mean? Is my dad not up to the job?

The villain's dad: ?????

Sweet, soft little chef x chaste older man

New novel coming soon: The Big Shot's Daily Life Spoiling His Wife in the 1990s

In Wen Ning's first year at the Ye family home, everyone jokingly called her the Ye family's child bride. The little girl had short hair, blushed, and stammered, unable to answer.

Young Ye Jingshi believed them, and from then on, he had a little shadow following him around.

But Ye Jingshi forgot that the Ye family had two sons, and he had an older half-brother.

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