A Hong Kong Stepmom in the 1950s

After losing money and her job, Ye Wenshu packed her bags and planned to return to her hometown to farm. Instead, she died and transmigrated to Hong Kong in the 1950s.

On the second day after transmigrating, the eldest legitimate grandson of Hong Kong's richest family suddenly showed up and asked her to marry him.

Marriage? One look at the betrothal gift, a bracelet worth hundreds of millions in the future, and it seemed like a good deal.

Become a stepmother? The little villa in the future worth billions, offered as a betrothal gift, wasn't out of the question either.

A fake marriage? One look at the shares worth nine figures in the future, and she was instantly tempted.

After the wedding:

Her three stepsons were encouraged not to get close to her.

Ye Wenshu: "...That's great!" Wasn't it nice to lounge around, eat and drink well, and not have to deal with those stepkids?

Her sisters-in-law thought she was tacky and couldn't be bothered with her.

Ye Wenshu: No need to socialize, how refreshing!

Her husband wasn't interested in her: "You can't expect anything from me besides money."

Ye Wenshu magnanimously said that was fine. She wasn't lacking in love, and a marriage with money but no substance was a blessing from heaven, wasn't it?

Later:

One of her three stepsons tugged at her pant leg, one gave her a massage, and one kissed her face. They called her "Mom" over and over, loud and affectionate.

Her sisters-in-law dropped their usual haughty attitude and surrounded her, calling her Big Sister-in-Law and fawning over her.

Even her cold-hearted, devoutly Buddhist husband came over to take her hand.

P.S.:

1. Screenshot saved for the record on June 8, 2022.

2. Although the story is set in Hong Kong, the entire setting is fictional, so please don't conflate it with real life.

3. A Piao has a heart as fragile as a crispy biscuit. Please don't compare my rankings or make personal attacks.

4. I'll add more if I think of anything...

Theme: Live life with determination.