My Ancient-Era Stepson Training Camp

A modern preschool teacher and exam-certificate enthusiast unexpectedly transmigrates into the body of Lin Shuran, the young daughter of an ancient Grand Tutor. Lin had died for love, but under the pretense of “mourning her beloved,” she spent three carefree years away from home. Then her father and the emperor conspired to marry her off to Xu Junze, a rising general at court. She didn’t want to marry him, and he didn’t want to take a wife. They slept separately on their wedding night, and just two days after the wedding, he left the capital to suppress bandits, leaving her alone with a houseful of unruly stepsons. Becoming a mother the moment she walked through the door gave her a serious headache. These boys were far too good at causing trouble: they plucked out the old censor’s beloved prize flower, destroyed the princess’s treasured possession, and even set fire to the high-yield rice paddies she had painstakingly cultivated. One day they beat up the young master of a duke’s household; the next, they “flirted” with a prince’s beloved daughter; the day after that, they planned to beat up a foreign emperor’s son... The sons’ mischief would have been bad enough, but their father was just as much trouble. He’d nearly offended every official at court, and even made the emperor so angry that he skipped court for three days. Sigh. As the mistress of the General’s Residence, what could she do? She had to teach her stepsons with one hand and discipline her husband with the other. Just watch as she turns a pack of unruly, defiant troublemakers into polite, well-mannered young heroes admired by all. As for the upright, intimidating general, he has long since been tempered into a tender-hearted man. Everyone is left dumbfounded, unable to help giving her a thumbs-up and exclaiming, “Madam, you’re amazing!”