I Am the Mother of the Male Lead in a School Novel

My new novel, Being a Layabout at a Taoist Temple, is now available. Please add it to your favorites. Sang Cha transmigrated into a book, landing in a school-life novel as the male lead's... mother! Her son was in the throes of teenage rebellion. Before Sang Cha arrived, the original owner had just had a huge argument with him because he planned to skip the prestigious high school he'd been accepted to and study hair and beauty instead. Oh, right, she also had a daughter. She was adorable, but at three years old she still couldn't speak. They said she had a developmental delay. As for her bargain-bin husband, he was incredibly busy with work. The only thing he ever did was send money home. Kids without the pain of childbirth, a husband who loved sending money but never coming home. Even though both kids seemed to have major problems, Sang Cha couldn't help smiling at the two children in front of her, one big and one small. "I wouldn't even dare dream of getting this much!" - Yu Ran realized that his controlling, perfectionist mother had recently become like a completely different person. He said he didn't want to go to class, and his mom eagerly called the teacher to get him excused. He hid in his room to play video games, and not only did his mom not blow up, she even played with him. Even when his dad called to ask about him, his mom only had good things to say: "Our Ranran's been pretty well-behaved lately. Sure, he's taking a break from class, but at least he's obeying the law!" Yu Ran eyed Sang Cha warily as she bustled around the kitchen, then asked his buddies, "...Do you think my mom's plotting something big?" Friend: "Maybe she botched her first character and is starting a new one." Yu Ran: "?" Visit Gu Wuhen's author page and show her some love~ → [The upcoming novel Being a Layabout at a Taoist Temple is now available. If you like it, remember to add it to your favorites.] By a twist of fate, Yun Zhaozhao became the heir to a small Taoist temple. The temple was dilapidated and dirt poor. Most importantly, Yun Zhaozhao couldn't catch ghosts, tell fortunes, draw talismans, or read feng shui for people... Yun Zhaozhao: ...Forget it. I'll lie flat and give up. At least I have a place to live! In the first month of lying flat, Yun Zhaozhao's temple welcomed its first Taoist priest. He couldn't do anything, but he was a phenomenal cook, and somehow the temple's dining hall became a hit. In the second month of lying flat, Yun Zhaozhao's temple welcomed its second Taoist priest. He couldn't do anything, but he was a phenomenal insulter, and somehow the temple's insult-on-demand service became a hit... Yun Zhaozhao: This is an unconventional path to upgrading a Taoist temple! Theme: A mother's love is truly great.