The 1970s: Is My Precious Son Using Me as a Blood Bag? His Mom Goes on a Rampage

[Seventies Era + Vacation System + Shanghai Socialite + Protecting Her Kids + Family Drama + Unlimited Funds + Wish-Fulfillment + No Saintly Heroine]

Nineteen-year-old working girl Su Wantang transmigrated one day and became a Shanghai socialite in her early forties in the 1970s.

From the start, she had a vacation System provided by the Underworld. The System was fabulously generous, offering unlimited funds so its Host could eat well, drink well, and enjoy the trip.

Su Wantang was overjoyed: The working girl had become a capitalist!

Then she was horrified to discover... she'd inherited four grown sons.

Four sons, two fathers: one in Shanghai, and three out in the countryside.

What a mess!

Worse still, the three sons in the countryside were nothing but blood bags in a novel about a beloved lucky girl!

The eldest couldn't have children, but raised his half-sister as his own daughter, working like an ox.

The second married into his wife's family and handed over every last cent of his bride price to his sister.

The youngest... was stabbed several times by thugs while protecting his sister and was close to death.

Su Wantang flew into a rage. Several times over.

Her sons had a mother! Their real mother!

What kind of stupid lucky-girl sister was this? She wasn't Su Wantang's child, and she had nothing to do with her sons!

A man from Shanghai loosened his collar, his voice low and husky. “Wife, going to the countryside to protect the kids? I'll come with you.”

Su Wantang: “...Who are you?”

He pinned her against the doorframe, the corner of his thin lips curling up. “Take a guess.”