Transmigrated as a Terrible Old Lady, with Granddaughters Who All Become Big Shots

Wow, it's really good! I watched it all in one go and still wanted more. I hope the sequels are just as good. And this time it's not a young girl who transmigrates into an old woman; this one is a real old woman who transmigrates. I feel this is even better because the age, experience, and mindset are all consistent. And as women get older, their mindsets become more open and mature.

The advantages are that the author values his granddaughters and takes the time to name them, the woman in the background becomes empress, and there are many female supporting characters, making it relatively friendly to female readers. The disadvantages are that the handling of family members is drawn out and drags on for a long time, the biggest hidden danger remains unresolved, and a major…

Very good, very good-looking, the plot is also attractive, the female lead is not a saint, she can distinguish right from wrong, and the fates of the poor kids in the story are changed. Although they are reborn, if the female lead hadn't come along, they probably would have gone to another extreme. I really think it's good, author, keep up the good work!

I read it in one go; it's a satisfying read, with few truly awful characters. There are a lot of female supporting characters, and the ratio of female to male supporting characters is probably 1:1 or 4:6. I really like Niu Niu; she's so cute. There were no insults directed at women throughout the entire story. The later plot developed very quickly, and it ended fast. Disadvantages: 1.

Although it's a very traditional old lady novel, it has many highlights, the biggest being the female protagonist's career, which leads to the success of her five granddaughters. It's much better than many other old lady novels about raising five sons—who knows, all those old lady novels are about raising three or five sons? Ugh! 🤮 Thank you, author, for giving us another novel about a female protagonist's career! 🥰

Overall, it's alright and deserves at least four stars, especially the first 100 chapters. It's just a bit short. It's not easy to add an extra star to a new book. There's no special ability or exaggerated techniques like in other games; it doesn't involve making sugar or salt glass—it's all quite frightening.

It's a good read. The family started out in the food business, and the granddaughter is reborn—she's clever, obedient, and capable in her own way. I'm really looking forward to seeing how they excel later on. The plot has progressed to the point where the old lady has almost won over her daughters-in-law and husbands, and her business is booming.

The writing is fluent, and can be analyzed in the following aspects: 1️⃣ In the early stages, the female lead deals with her awful son and his family, adjusts the future storylines of her grandchildren, and the ensemble cast throughout is full of highlights and moments of brilliance. Each family member has their own agenda, and the storyline unfolds steadily.

I logged in specifically to leave a positive review. It's very well-written, with a plot and story, not just a rambling narrative, making it easy to read. It's rare to find a farming novel written this well. Keep up the good work, author! 💪 Looking forward to lots of updates! 😄

I've read several stories about time-traveling into several old women, and some felt awkward to read. Others were more believable for people in ancient times, with a gradual progression. This story has a good pace, although there are many rebirths in it. However, the reborn characters are generally very young, and they died early before they were reborn, so it doesn't have a significant impact.