Her Husband Died, Leaving Her to Raise Six Kids, but She Thrived

Mu Yining transmigrates, and from the start she becomes the capital’s biggest laughingstock by holding a rooster while taking part in a wedding ceremony. But then an imperial edict transforms her into the widow of a great general who died defending the country, and grants her a first-rank title. The noble ladies of the capital are soon green with envy!

Mu Yining says, “Envious? Jealous? You can have it!” Her husband is dead, her father-in-law is unconscious, and her mother-in-law is frail. She also has three younger brothers-in-law and a younger sister-in-law. Of the three brothers, one is an idiot, one is crazy, and one is a master at stealing chickens and anything else he can get his hands on. Mu Yining looks down at her two-year-old sister-in-law, who is clinging to her leg and drooling. Her mother-in-law sure was good at having children. Can she just go home instead?

Everyone envies her for becoming mistress of the household as soon as she married in, taking charge of the estate, and holding a second-rank title. The General’s residence is rich, powerful, and influential, with endless fine food and clothes. But great achievements can threaten the throne, and a blazing fire can burn itself out. Mu Yining has read countless novels and considers herself experienced and battle-hardened, though that’s just her own opinion. She knows the saying: when the rabbits are dead, the hounds are cooked; when the birds are gone, the good bows are put away. What she didn’t expect was that the people in the General’s residence understood it even better!

Who knew that behind the comedy lay nothing but tragedy, and behind the warmth, nothing but betrayal...