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Sharp-Tongued Stepmom Takes on Parenting
Sharp-Tongued Stepmom Takes on Parenting Plot:
Top corporate PR Lin Wanwan marries CEO Gu Jingshen, only to face his rebellious daughter Gu Xiaotang—who uses truancy and household chaos to "defend her late mom's place" and drive away the "woman stealing her dad." But Lin plays by her own rules: when Xiaotang fakes sickness, she quips, "36.5℃—worse acting than your dad's love scenes," yet secretly takes her to see her mom's hydrangeas. When Xiaotang smears lipstick on the wall as a "war declaration," Lin posts a photo: "My little artist's abstract work—paint cost comes from her allowance." As the sharp-tongued stepmom clashes with the rebellious kid, the warmth behind their banter slowly melts Xiaotang's heart—turns out, a stepmom isn't an enemy, but someone who loves her in secret.
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