I Open My Eyes in a Period Novel as the Wicked Mom Who Took the Money and Ran

[Period setting + transmigrate into a book + system space + raising children + family life + scheming male lead + wife-chasing crematorium + heroine who always gets even]

When Su Wan opened her eyes, she had transmigrated into a period novel her best friend had recommended. She had become a wicked mother who ran off with the family’s money, hoping to elope with her childhood sweetheart...

But Su Wan knew the story inside out...

That so-called childhood sweetheart was the heroine’s devoted admirer, and “Su Wan” had run off with the money because he’d seduced her...

The heroine was in love with “Su Wan’s” husband, who was also the male lead of the novel.

Jing Chen was the most promising university graduate in the village, destined to become a successful tycoon. Their two sons would grow up to be violent hooligans. And “Su Wan,” who abandoned her husband and children, would be cheated out of her money and affection by a scumbag, only to end up stabbed to death by her two thug sons...

After “Su Wan” died, her sons were sent to prison by their own father and stepmother, who claimed to be acting in the name of justice.

Meanwhile, the heroine and the male lead lived happily ever after.

Su Wan: “Two-legged frogs are hard to find, but there are plenty of two-legged men.”

Having transmigrated into the story, Su Wan decided to turn things around and change the tragic fate awaiting her and her two sons.

As for the man...

If the heroine wanted him, she could have him.

But when Su Wan asked for a divorce, the aloof, noble man pleaded with red-rimmed eyes, “Honey, can we please not get divorced? If I’ve done anything wrong, tell me and I’ll change!”

As soon as he finished speaking, the two little ones each clutched one of her arms. With wide, innocent eyes, they pleaded on his behalf: “Mom, can you give Dad one more chance? We don’t want to grow up without a dad.”