The Old Woman Breaks with Her Family and Flees the Famine: More Children, More Blessings, More Wealth

[No male lead + no romance + raising children + adored by all + fleeing famine + farming + infrastructure development + family bonds + ensemble cast + food]

After transmigrating into a book set during a famine as a peasant woman, Yun Shu opened her eyes to find that her own son had abandoned her on a mountain to be eaten by wolves.

She had a high fever and a limp, so she was no longer of any use to him.

A son this unfilial deserves to be disowned. Why keep him around until New Year’s?

When her son learned she wanted to cut ties with him, he demanded his share of the family property and even laughed that, with nobody to care for her in her old age, she would die miserably at home!

Fine, then. She would accept the Loving Mother System.

[Ding! The System will help you raise children. Earned points can be exchanged for supplies in the shop!]

From then on, Yun Shu had a daughter on one side and a son on the other.

They were loving and devoted, and even during the famine, she could eat her fill, with meat at every meal.

Life just kept getting better, and her unfilial son was so remorseful he could kick himself.

Later, several of the children became powerful figures in their respective fields. Admired by all and commanding great influence, they competed to protect her.

Yun Shu: I’m their mother, so why are my children protecting me?!

(Reading guide: Some of the early plot does not involve fleeing famine. The heroine isn’t an overwhelmingly powerful woman, but she isn’t a doormat either; she has a sharp tongue. The family is united, and there will also be a career storyline. The story leans toward healing family bonds.)