Reborn at Sixteen: Who Dares Bully My Son?

Song Qiyu, a second-rank female general of the Great Yong Kingdom, died on the battlefield.

When she woke again, it was twenty years later, in the body of a sixteen-year-old girl.

The girl had suffered terribly. Timid by nature, she had been bullied by her half-brother and thrown herself off a cliff. When she opened her eyes again, two servants were digging a pit to bury her.

Half an hour later, Song Qiyu buried those two servants in the ground instead.

Her half-brother showed up? Into the dirt! The servants tried to stop her? Into the dirt!

When she returned home and found her loyal maid covered in bruises and unconscious in the courtyard, she made whoever had done it pay in kind!

Even the marquis's wife was beaten black and blue. Before leaving the marquis's residence, Song Qiyu was blocked by servants. She looped a rope around the wife's neck and said, “How about I dismember you?”

The marquis's wife hurriedly ordered everyone to stand aside and let Song Qiyu leave with her maid. Before leaving, Song Qiyu stripped the woman of everything she had. That's called “looting prisoners!”

Later, Song Qiyu learned that her husband had died on the battlefield and her three sons were each worse off than the last.

Her eldest son had once been the commander of the Imperial Guards, but after years of hard work, he'd ended up as a low-ranking official in the Treasury Bureau!

Her second son was an uneducated layabout who picked fights everywhere and never tried to improve himself. His half-brother had even kicked him out of the family home several times. To top it off, he was a lovesick fool, completely under the thumb of a two-faced woman.

Her third son had been sickly since childhood. At fifteen, he lost the use of his legs and developed a severe case of social withdrawal. He spent all day alone in his courtyard, refusing to see anyone or let the servants care for him.

Song Qiyu burst into tears: “My boys... How did you all end up in such a sorry state without your mother?”

“It's all right. Your mother is back...”