Transmigrated to the 1990s: The Tough Guy Spoils Me and Raises the Villainous Kid

(Historical era + transmigration + pocket dimension + raising children + male lead in the first part, none in the later part) Su Wan, a gentle young lady from the south, loses both her parents overnight. At her ancestral home in the countryside, she unlocks the jade pendant space her grandfather left behind, complete with vast fields for growing crops, livestock farms, and an endless supply of goods. Having predicted that she would transmigrate, she spends everything she has stocking up on modern necessities. But just as she gives up waiting, she accidentally falls off a cliff and transmigrates to the 1990s, becoming an orphan whose parents both died in service.

She had only wanted to experience the simple pleasures of country life and visit the relatives her father had treated well. But one by one, her beloved uncles pass away, leaving seven nieces and nephews, aged three to sixteen, hungry, cold, and with no one to care for them. Only then does Su Wan realize she is inside a period novel, cast as a cannon-fodder side character who exits early. Her seven nieces and nephews are the original story’s neglected villains, destined to turn evil and wreak havoc.

The former villain squad is raised into gentle, talented young people who adore their little aunt. Lu Zheng’s two wolf-cub brothers also come to see Su Wan as their only family. And Lu Zheng rises all the way to the top, becoming the richest man and pampering Su Wan like a princess.

From cannon-fodder orphan to winner in life, with a pocket dimension at her fingertips, her beloved by her side, and children all around her, Su Wan lives the fullest, most vibrant life imaginable in the 1990s.