Reborn as the Villainous Stepmother, She Just Wants to Farm

Qin Zhixia, a wood-element ability user in the apocalypse, transmigrates one day and becomes the wicked stepmother to seven future villains in ancient times! The original owner had done many evil deeds and treated the seven children cruelly. In the end, the children grew up to become successful and tied her to a courtyard, where they tortured her in every way until she died. When Qin Zhixia woke, she was faced with seven pairs of small eyes, some sinister, some cold, some filled with hatred The eldest, a future prime minister with power over the court, is calculating and deep-minded. The second, a future God of War with a string of military victories, is decisive and ruthless. The third, a future miracle doctor whose hands can bring the dying back to life, is merciless. The fourth, a future national advisor with insight into heaven and earth, is mysterious and unpredictable. The fifth, a future tycoon richer than the entire nation, is shrewd and calculating. The sixth, a future literary master renowned throughout the land, is silver-tongued. The seventh, a future general feared across the land, is arrogant and unruly. Each of these seven children is more devious and harder to raise than the last. Qin Zhixia knows that unless she changes them from the ground up, she'll end up like the original owner. So she rolls up her sleeves and uses her wood-element ability to clear land and farm, treat the sick, and build a fortune. As she raises the seven children and grows prosperous, she also nurtures their twisted hearts with love and patience. The little ones expect their wicked stepmother to torment them just like before, but instead “Mother, I haven't finished today's homework yet. Can I skip practice?” “No. Today's work must be done today.” “Mother, Er Ya from the next village bullied me again!” “Come on, I'll help you demand an explanation.” From a chaotic household to a loving mother and devoted children, the seven future villains are gradually being raised all wrong... I mean, raised right.