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Office worker Su Xiao stayed up late reading a novel and transmigrated into Li Cuihua, a village woman who abused her stepson Chu Zhao in the story. In the original ending, Chu Zhao—who later ascended the throne—demoted her to a commoner, and she died alone from illness. To rewrite this tragedy, Su Xiao used modern "spoiling parenting rules" to win over the future emperor: secretly giving Chu Zhao sugar water eggs every day, shielding him from his grandma's cane, and even selling her dowry silver hairpin to send him to a private school. But Chu Zhao, traumatized by the original Li Cuihua's abuse, was wary of her kindness. Until bandits raided the village at night: Su Xiao splashed homemade chili water at the thieves, hugged the trembling Chu Zhao, and cried, "I'll protect you with my life." Only then did Chu Zhao grasp her衣角 for the first time. Meanwhile, the palace astrologer had already foreseen "imperial aura in the southeast," and dark guards were heading to the village...
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