The Soft Stepmother and Her Cold Husband (70s)

Su Ting transmigrated into a novel.

She found herself in a novel set in 70s, becoming the stepmother of the handsome, strong, and tragic male protagonist.

However, the “handsome” and “strong” parts were innate to the male protagonist, while the “tragic” side was caused by her actions as his stepmother.

In the novel, the original owner schemed to marry the male lead’s father, but after marriage, she grew resentful when her love was met with indifference.

When the male lead’s father unexpectedly passed away, she took out her frustration on the young boy, leading him to become increasingly paranoid and vengeful.

Eventually, as he grew up, he sought revenge, successfully sending her to prison.

Fortunately, Su Ting transmigrated early enough—before the father’s death and before the male lead suffered. Right now, the male protagonist was just an adorable, soft little bun.

Su Ting: …As long as I can survive until the novel’s ending, shutting off my emotions and staying out of trouble doesn’t sound too bad.

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When He Dongchuan returned from a mission, he discovered that his new wife seemed like a completely different person.

She had become cheerful, smiled more, and—most notably—her gaze toward him had turned indifferent.

But what truly shocked him was overhearing her tell his young son:

“Don’t worry, even though my marriage with your dad is temporary, our mother-son relationship is forever.”

Son: “Then if you and Dad get divorced, I want to go with you.”

He Dongchuan: “?!?!”