Marrying the Richest Man After 90 Years Old: the Villain's Mother Is so Happy

[Era + 90 + wearing books + slapping in the face + raising cubs + showing off] In her previous life, Mu Wanwan was a cannon fodder female supporting character in a period novel. She married Gu Zhiye, the biggest villain in the book, and caused her four children to turn into minor villains in the book. They all met tragic and tragic deaths. After rebirth, Mu Wanwan decisively refused the bloody life she was assigned and hugged the villain's thigh tightly without letting go! She was sitting in a mansion, raising children, furnishing everything, and counting money every day until her fingers became weak. Life in the 1990s was simply not a happy life. Later, the cold and wise eldest son became a famous business emperor, and the sinister and cold second son became an officer who protected the family and the country; The playboy third son became a world-renowned scientist, and the depressed and pitiful little daughter became the most beautiful medical expert in the world... Everyone waiting to see her joke was dumbfounded. How did Mu Wanwan suddenly become a winner in life when the world collapsed? … As the heroine of the book, Mu Wanwan's sister has countless auras around her. In the name of revenge, she took away everything Mu Wanwan had, including her military fiancé. She originally thought that if she hugged the male protagonist's thigh in the book tightly, she would be sweet for a lifetime. But faced with the endless scandals in her husband's family and the gradual collapse of the family business, her mentality collapsed! "Mu Wanwan, so what if I fail completely? It's much better than you being tortured by those perverted lunatics from the Gu family until you become a human being and a ghost!" At this time, Mu Wanwan, who was wearing the most expensive dress, was held in the arms of a noble and handsome man like a noble lady: "Hubby, it's all your fault for not being careful. Why are you pregnant again? Look at my big belly..." The man chuckled fondly: "Be good, my dear, I'll be more careful next time!"