The Wildest Stepmom of the Eighties Takes On the Toughest Guy in the Compound

Xuan Momo transmigrated into a book and became not only a three-hundred-jin fat woman, but also a lazy, greedy, and shameless one. In the original story, she was the male lead’s doomed first wife. She made trouble at every turn and constantly schemed against the heroine, until she brought about her own gruesome end. Looking at her stepson, covered in bruises from the beatings “she” had given him, Xuan Momo covered her face in guilt. Taking the blame for abusing the child was sure to make life difficult from here on out! Things had gotten off to a terrible start. To show she would mend her ways (and because she was afraid of an early death), she firmly demanded a divorce. Later, after the heroine came knocking time and again to provoke her, and the male lead proved taciturn yet endlessly considerate, Xuan Momo suddenly made up her mind: she wasn’t getting a divorce! A man this wonderful shouldn’t be wasted on that scheming heroine. I might as well keep him for myself!

…When people at the research institute heard that Director Qi had married a fat, ugly, lazy woman, they thought a beautiful flower had been stuck in cow dung. They waited to see when Director Qi would divorce her, so they could set him up with their sisters once he was single again. Then they realized that Director Qi’s ugly wife wasn’t ugly anymore, and wasn’t fat anymore either. She’d transformed into a beauty who outshone the actresses in the magazines!

…The neighbors across the hall in the military compound thought Xuan Momo was a little crazy. After all, marrying Qi Xiao naturally made her Qi Xiao’s son’s stepmother. But she didn’t want to be a stepmother, so she became the child’s sworn older sister instead? When Qi Xiao found out, he sternly warned Qi Yuan, “You’re not allowed to call me Dad anymore.” Qi Yuan blinked in confusion. “Then what should I call you?” “Brother-in-law.”

[A sweet romance with no angst; both leads communicate openly.] [Since this is a book-transmigration story, some things differ from reality. Readers who demand strict realism, please steer clear.]