Transmigrated as a Vile Old Woman with Three Daughters and a Son

Old lady, farming, no male lead, transmigrating into a book, System, family life

Song Jialing stayed up all night reading a tragic novel. In a fit of anger, she transmigrated into the story as the tragic heroine’s grandmother.

Who could understand? In her previous life, she was a 28-year-old office worker who had never dated, let alone held a man’s hand. Now she had transmigrated straight into the role of the tragic heroine’s wicked grandmother. Her whole family was doomed to die, and every one of them was a stepping stone for the male lead.

She had three daughters and a son. They were filial, but none of them had much going for them. To escape the family’s fate of dying horribly, Song Jialing started figuring out ways to make money.

She hired a tutor to teach the children to read and write, and hired someone to teach them martial arts.

As she worked toward her goal of becoming a wealthy old lady, all kinds of difficulties kept cropping up, from natural disasters to man-made calamities.

The original plot going off the rails only made things worse. Whether transmigrated or reborn, she was just a laid-back nobody. How could she possibly win? Luckily, she had her own pocket dimension to help.

But the pocket dimension came at a price: she had to keep completing wicked tasks. Her family somehow understood and came up with their own explanation: life wasn’t easy for Song Jialing, either.

Song Jialing worked hard to make money and build a wonderful future for herself. Her children also made good on their potential, and before she knew it, she had earned herself the title of Lady of the Imperial Mandate. Now she could live the good life as a wealthy old lady.