Transmigrated into the most tragic villainess? She raises children and defies fate!
Agronomy PhD Sang Wan opens her eyes to find herself in the story as the wicked stepmother who abuses three children
The eldest hides a knife and treats her like a thief, the second girl is withdrawn and won't speak, and the youngest is near death with a raging fever. The whole village is betting on when she'll bring about the family's doom.
From the start, she stumbles upon a human-trafficking deal and risks her life to save her stepson, unexpectedly activating a mysterious space
She trades ten years of her life for life-saving medicine, swings a hoe with her bare hands to fight bullies, and mixes up chili powder into a secret weapon to drive off enemies...
Everyone accuses her of putting on an act? Then she'll use modern farming techniques to turn wasteland into granaries, doubling the yield per acre and astonishing the whole county!
But beneath the calm, danger lurks:
The three children have astonishing gifts. The eldest trains in martial arts and becomes a future general, the second girl embroiders a tribute for the imperial family, and the youngest has a photographic memory and proves to be a prodigy in medicine!
The husband everyone thought she'd killed returns from the battlefield, and they fight side by side;
The “wicked woman's” past is exposed: she's the orphan of a loyal official who was wrongly accused!
When soldiers surround the village to arrest her for treason, she gives up her chance to escape to protect the people: “You can come for me, but if you touch my children, it's a fight to the death!”
On the family's journey to the capital to clear their name
They face waves of pursuit and attacks by powerful nobles... Watch the wicked woman and her children strike back:
The youngest, a poison doctor, turns the tables on assassins; the second girl secretly passes on evidence of bloodshed; the eldest, a future general, storms a prison wagon alone!
Their confrontation at court uncovers a shocking injustice, and the emperor rules in person: “The Sang family are loyal and noble. Their honor shall be proclaimed throughout the realm!”
When she receives her titles and rewards, she throws down her phoenix crown:
“In this life, I don't want wealth and glory. I only want my family's name cleared of infamy!”
She returns to the village to open a school for girls, fight epidemics, and cultivate fertile fields. When her former enemies kneel and beg for food, she simply hands them a bowl of hot porridge:
“I didn't raise these children for revenge. I raised them because this world is worth it.”
The author used to be a commentator on a program about the animal world, right?