I Transmigrated as the Villain's Mom, and I'm Even Crazier Than My Kid

From the start, her four-year-old genius villain of a son splashes cold water on her and lets a fake mouse loose to test her limits?

Then there's the vicious mother-in-law waving a million-yuan check at her, and the coldhearted husband demanding she leave the marriage with nothing?

You think you can throw money at her? Kick her out? Not a chance!

Lin Xia whips out her phone to photograph the evidence, then forcefully revises the divorce agreement into a "30-Day Family Trial Stay Contract."

If the wealthy have a ton of rules, then she'll fight fire with fire. Her motto: "No pointless infighting, just take it out on everyone else."

Her son plays pranks? She makes him inspect all the dangerous items in the house, then has him stay up late fixing his toy goose.

Her husband is aloof and never comes home? She lays down the law: one minute late, and she'll cut the power and internet.

A spoiled socialite shows up to provoke her? Lin Xia grabs a spatula and smacks her in the face, then makes her transfer compensation for emotional distress on the spot.

With her "straightforward, hands-on approach" and "ridiculous antics," Lin Xia turns the repressed, frigid Gu household into a daily comedy.

Everyone who expected to laugh at her is suddenly reading way too much into everything: The young madam's calm exterior hides a ruthless player!

The little villain who wanted her out of the house becomes a warmhearted little shadow who clings to her nonstop.

And her aloof, high-and-mighty CEO husband turns into a double-standard puppy who is the number one expert at winning himself over.

"Honey, I've already exceeded today's KPI for winning you back by doing the dishes. Can I get an extra five hundred yuan in pocket money?"