Reborn in a Book's Era: Whoever Wants to Be This Stepmother Can Be It

Book transmigration · Space spring · No black market · No countryside resettlement · No suffering

Song Yuning transmigrated into a period novel, one where the female lead was reborn and stole the cannon-fodder younger stepsister’s job and future as a stepmother.

And she became that younger stepsister.

She has no interest in the male lead, a widower, and does not want to become a stepmother, nor does she want to deal with his family’s terrible relatives.

So she disguises herself as a bookish girl and quietly lies low right under the female lead’s nose.

She plans to finish vocational school, then pick a husband from a somewhat influential family—preferably one who can make the male lead and the female lead’s whole family think twice before offending her.

Who would have thought she would run into Zhou Xingzhi, who appears gentle and refined on the surface, but is actually a possessive and obsessive man underneath.

Song Yuning does not want to marry someone like that.

Because her personal space is her greatest secret.

Just when she is trying every possible way to leave Zhou Xingzhi, Lu Huaixu appears.

Not only does he have a good personality, he is also handsome in exactly the way she likes. His family background is excellent too, and he has to go on missions often, meaning he won’t be able to keep tabs on her.

So she decisively registers her marriage with him and goes with the army to a seaside island.

(The heroine’s personal space remains known only to herself for her entire life. The male lead, Lu Huaixu, does not have a strong presence at first, but later on it is basically all sweet daily life between the two of them.)