Transmigrated as the Mother of a Little Brat: Every Day Is a Near-Death Experience

(Family life, no romance, raising children, building a fortune, fleeing famine, golden finger, a houseful of rotten apples) Su Ning had just finished handling her parents' affairs after they died when a car accident sent her to Lin Family Village, a remote mountain village in the Kingdom of Dongqing. In the blink of an eye, she became a rotten old woman with five rotten children. Those five children were the worst of the worst, experts at slacking off and cutting corners. Su Ning couldn't bear to watch. Armed with her golden finger, she rolled up her sleeves and got to work in the face of a grim situation, stockpiling supplies and food. At the same time, she took a stick to educate her five good-for-nothings. Spare the rod, spoil the child. It was no problem if her sons were useless. She could always use a bamboo switch to teach them a lesson. Each daughter-in-law had her own agenda, so Su Ning used the switch to make an example of her troublemaking second son. The third son had studied himself into a bookish fool, the fourth was timid and weak, the fifth spent all day daydreaming, and the eldest was a mama's boy. Su Ning gave each of them personal, attentive guidance, with the occasional bamboo switch treatment thrown in. She saved people, fled famine, opened a hotpot restaurant, and steadily built a business. With the help of her ten-square-meter golden finger, she made a fortune and led everyone toward a prosperous life! As life got better and better, her reformed sons turned back from the brink and mended their ways. One by one, they brought their children and wives to cling to Su Ning's coattails! Someone asked, "How do you reform rotten sons?" Su Ning replied, "Give them a beating. If that doesn't work, use the bamboo switch!"