You Make Money, I'll Spend It: Stepmother's Ultimate Pleasure in the Aristocratic Family Novel

Sheng MuMu unexpectedly transmigrates into a novel, not as a star, but as a stepmother to a seventeen-year-old young master from a prominent family. Initially seeking escape, her perspective shifts upon discovering a lucrative arrangement: a monthly allowance of 500,000 for freely spending, in exchange for posing as his wife. This financial incentive makes her reconsider her desire to leave. While observers initially dismiss her as merely a placeholder to care for President Qi's son, Sheng MuMu asserts her presence. At a media event, she boldly addresses President Qi as "Dear," drawing him closer and silencing gossip. When labeled a brainless trophy wife, she highlights her academic achievements and entrepreneurial success, transforming into an internet sensation with a flower shop and a thriving brand, even gracing financial magazine covers. Her influence extends to her stepson, who declares her better than a real mother, and her mother-in-law, eager for social activities. However, a night arrives when Sheng MuMu reminds President Qi of their contractual marriage. He dismisses the agreement, indicating their relationship has evolved beyond their initial terms.