Transmigrated as the Young Stepmother of the Male Lead in the 1960s

When Lu Nong woke up, she found herself not only married but also with a 16-year-old stepson and a 2-year-old biological son.

Her husband is 36 years old, holds a high-ranking position, and is fully absorbed in his career. There’s a 14-year age gap between them.

But that’s not all—she’s transmigrated into a 1960s novel and has become the male lead’s frail, short-lived young stepmother, a mere background character in the story.

Lu Nong: …There’s no way I’m dying early. First, let’s focus on staying alive.

Turtle soup, longan and lotus seed chicken soup, snow fungus with lotus seed and goji berry soup, lingzhi black chicken soup…

While Lu Nong busies herself with various health soups to keep herself alive, she realizes that the way the male lead and his father look at her is becoming increasingly strange.

Male Lead: Looks like my dad’s not capable.

Male Lead’s father: …??

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PS: This is a fictional story set in a novel. Please don’t take historical details seriously. It’s not your typical period novel—this one’s about an older man and his young, delicate wife. Both leads are not virg*ns, and the female lead wasn’t one in her previous life either. The female lead is 22, and the male lead is 36.

One-Sentence Summary: The love of an older man—offering you unwavering faith and loyalty.

Theme: Embrace life, cherish the journey, and protect your family.

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