Matriarchy: I Spend Big With the Tycoon System to Raise Kids and Extend My Life

Also known as: Oh No! I Transmigrated into a Matriarchal World and Owe the Tycoon System a Bunch of Kids

[Tycoon System + Matriarchal World + Raising Kids + Redemption and Feel-Good Revenge + Healing]

Bo Zhaoyan, a powerhouse from the apocalypse, transmigrates into a matriarchal novel. From the start, she’s a sickly princess with a mountain of romantic debts and a “poisoned and near death” debuff.

Her eight little ones are scattered across the land, each with a more tragic fate than the last. Some are humiliated and killed, others die of depression; some are forced to become pawns while bearing deep grudges, while others set themselves and their enemies ablaze in a final act of revenge…

Good grief, they’ve each found their own way to die!

Bo Zhaoyan never cared much about her own life, but seeing how every one of the eight kids is beautiful, strong, and tragic makes her furious. She hits it off with the “Tycoon Child-Rearing” System and begins spending her way to saving the kids and extending her life.

Kids, your mother is here! (Rolling up her sleeves, ready to put people in their place.)

Wait, first let me bring you a father to help around the house.

Note: This is a matriarchal world. There is a male lead, but he’s mostly a background character (he’s purely a convenient love interest, kind and accepting of everything about the heroine; they’re simply making a life together. All the children were fathered by the original heroine, not the current one. The heroine will never have children of her own by the end, and is assumed not to have any in the future either. Please keep this in mind if that’s not your thing. The story has a warm, leisurely farming-life vibe.)

A laid-back, sugar-loving heroine with top-tier fighting skills vs. a gentle, refined hero who’s an amazing cook