After an unexpected awakening, Naomi Kenway discovered she was the villainous supporting female character in a book. She took her son to participate in a parent-child variety show, only to become the heroine's complete foil.
The heroine, a hardworking and kind stepmother in a wealthy family, became an internet sensation with her close partnership with her stepson.
Meanwhile, Naomi Kenway was lazy and selfish. Not only did she neglect her child, leaving him unkempt, but she was also doxxed by the entire internet for casually hitting and scolding him, earning the title of "the most malicious mother in history."

After the variety show ended, Naomi Kenway was forced to divorce her wealthy husband and ended up living under a bridge. Her own son, due to childhood trauma, developed depression and committed suicide by jumping off a building in the prime of his life at eighteen.

To prevent this tragedy from happening, she decided to strive desperately to be a good mother.
During the recording of "My Super Mom":
In a cooking competition, while everyone praised the heroine's delicious braised pork, Naomi Kenway glanced at it and calmly said, "Excessive fat intake is not good for a child's digestion." She then handed her son a nutritious meal, perfect in color, aroma, and taste, that she had practiced making for days.
In a boating competition, the heroine took beautiful selfies with her stepson and posted them on Weibo. Naomi Kenway, because her son mentioned wanting to eat seafood, spent the entire afternoon diving into the sea to catch some.
...
Some netizens questioned that Naomi Kenway was putting on too much of a show, using her son as a pitiable tool to build up her persona.
But they were soon countered by the "pitiable tool" himself: "My mom is the best mom in the world!"

Only then did the netizens realize that the introverted and sensitive little boy had gradually become cheerful and lively.

Regarding Naomi Kenway's transformation, the other guests complained endlessly. They had originally come to enjoy life, but now they had to wake up at five every morning to cook for their children, or else they would be unfavorably compared to her by netizens.
In response, the guests all shouted at Naomi Kenway: "Please stop being so competitive!"

Having watched the younger generation grow up, Susan Hughes still addressed Naomi Kenway with great affection.


'The only thing that puzzled her was the change in Naomi. She had just been a willful, pretty little girl when she was young, so how had her personality changed so drastically after getting married?'


Her obedient demeanor reminded Susan Hughes of what she was like as a child. Beaming, Susan Hughes asked, "How have you been lately?"


"That's good." Susan Hughes nodded, then added, "It's getting late. You two should take Ian and head home. I haven't prepared anything, so I won't ask you to stay for dinner."


"Hmm?" Susan Hughes looked over. "I'm getting old and my hearing isn't what it used to be. What did you just say?"


Jane Chandler clenched her hands. "...It's nothing."


Mrs. Chandler brought Ian Shaw out, and Naomi Kenway's family left the old residence.


Chapter 39 - Chapter 40: Station 2—Tropical Rainforest