I Became a Marquis's Widow and Made a Fortune Raising Kids

[Women’s Historical Romance + Palace and Household Intrigue + Transmigrate + Adorable Kids + Wealthy Noblewoman + Effortless Motherhood]

Lin Qingyue, a multinational CEO, wakes up to find herself transmigrated into the head wife of the Marquis of Zhenguo’s household in the Great Yong Dynasty.

The good news: her late husband, the marquis, has just died in battle, leaving her the most powerful person in the household, with plenty of money and free time.

The bad news: greedy relatives above her want to seize the family fortune, four legitimate children below her are wild enough to bring the heavens down, and the back courtyard is full of weeping concubines who need to be provided for.

Lin Qingyue gives a cold laugh. Is that all?

The greedy relatives try to seize power? She has them beaten out of the house and turns around to take over their businesses!

The concubines fight over favor? She introduces modern performance reviews. The good embroiderers manage the embroidery shop, the good accountants run the stores, and anyone who doesn’t work doesn’t eat. Before long, the concubines have all become fans of her business empire!

And the four wild children?

She breaks the eldest wastrel’s leg and sends him to the grassroots to experience the hardships of life. She sends the short-tempered second child to an academy for brutal, closed-door training. She throws the troublemaking third child into the army to get a good beating.

Only the soft, adorable little daughter is spoiled until she becomes the brightest jewel in the capital.

Years later, the three rebellious sons become powerful civil officials and military generals, achieving even more than their grandfather.

At last, a prince of a different surname who has quietly followed her for years can’t hold back any longer. He pins her against a wall. “My lady, the children have all married and made their way in the world. Shouldn’t we talk about romance now?”