Transmigrating to the 80s to Become Stepmom to Five Bigwigs

In addition, there was a record of them being attacked by the snakes, but it was more dramatic and sublimated. It was filled with excitement and adventure and it also had an educational effect—it showed everyone what to do if they were bitten by a snake.

He had written many interesting things to show people how parents and children communicated. His excellent views were reflected in the words of the text.

The only thing Mu Jingzhe thought after reading it was: Fantastic, this book was very worth reading. She had a premonition that the sales of this book would definitely be pretty good. This was a book that could be read by every age group, and there were different benefits to be reaped by every age group. People of the same age as Shao Xi could read it, and adults could also read it. It was wonderful and child-friendly.

Thanks to the addition of the cartoon drawings Mu Jingzhe had casually drawn in the past year, the book became even more interesting. In these cartoon drawings, the five children, their mother, and uncle were all vividly portrayed on paper.

It was adorable, full of childlike innocence, and it made people smile from the bottom of their hearts.

In any case, Mu Jingzhe’s face was sore from laughing. She was afraid that her laughter would be too scary, so she even had to cover her mouth.

Reading the book was also a process of recollection for Mu Jingzhe.

It was only then that she realized that so many things had happened in the year when she had transmigrated. So many things had happened with the children.

Seeing that the sky was still dark, Mu Jingzhe wrote down her review of the book. When Shao Xi woke up, she carefully handed it to him.

“Little Xi, this is what your number one fan, Mu Jingzhe, feels after reading it.”

“Alright, I’ll read it carefully and reflect on myself.” Shao Xi also took it seriously.

In the end, Shao Xi nervously opened it and saw that, other than the first part being quite normal, the rest of the contents flattered and praised him.

In the past, Mu Jingzhe had praised him a lot. However, it had been only verbally. This was the first time he was seeing the written version of someone sucking up to him. Shao Xi had been secretly smiling to himself the entire day before he carefully stored the review away. In the end, he even chased after Shao Dong and the others to make them read the book so that they could pen down their afterthoughts.

He didn’t let Xiao Wu off either. “Xiao Wu, you can use pinyin for words that you don’t know how to spell, but you can’t write less than 1,000 words.”

Shao Dong, Shao Nan, and Little Bei: “You think you’re a teacher giving out homework? No less than 1,000 words to boot.”

“Mommy wrote 2,000 words!” Shao Xi indicated that he had counted the characters one by one. A total of 1,000 words had been simply praising him.

Shao Dong, Shao Nan, and Little Bei: “But you can’t force us to write.”

“You guys have to write. Uncle has to write too.”

Shao Qiyang: “Little Xi, I really like this book, but I honestly can’t write 1,000 words. In the past, I was most afraid of writing essays when I was in school. I won’t be able to come up with that many words.”

“Uncle, parents have to be good role models. You’re the reason my brothers and Little Bei declined. If even Mommy can write, why can’t you?”

Shao Qiyang: “…”

Previously, he had tried to express his feelings to Mu Jingzhe by writing a letter, but after holding it in for three nights, he couldn’t manage to squeeze out even a few words. Now, he had even been asked to write 1,000 words. Wasn’t this a joke?

If he could write so well, he would have written a love letter to Mu Jingzhe long ago!

For the first time, Shao Qiyang, Shao Dong, Shao Nan, Little Bei, and Xiao Wu looked at Mu Jingzhe helplessly.

Mu Jingzhe pretended not to see their accusing gazes and focused on designing Little Bei and Xiao Wu’s tiny gown and tuxedo.