Transmigrated as the Stepmother of a Rebellious Heir Novel

Shu Wan, an exceptional daughter from a prestigious feudal dynasty family, mysteriously travels a thousand years into the future and becomes the new lady of the Fu family in the capital. Her husband, Fu Siyu, is away expanding his business overseas, leaving her to manage his rebellious son from a previous relationship—a notorious troublemaker only six years her junior. Their first encounter is dramatic: the silver-haired son speeds past on a motorcycle, mocking her appearance and youth, only to be swiftly pulled from his bike by Shu Wan. Despite his defiant attitude and consistently failing grades, particularly in Chinese where he scores below fifty, Shu Wan begins tutoring him. When he challenges her qualifications, she demonstrates her expertise by writing elegant classical prose, revealing herself as a walking dictionary. Upon Fu Siyu's unexpected early return, he discovers his previously unruly son diligently practicing calligraphy with a perfect exam score, while his supposedly timid wife confidently dances in an elegant black dress. However, his sharp focus settles on her dance partner's hand on her lower back, and he coldly demands, "Let go."