The Years I Raised Big Shots

After transmigrating, Su Tian discovers that her scumbag father is cheating, and his mistress has come to their door with her son. Her mother may be beautiful, but she’s a delicate, helpless flower. Su Tian decisively takes her beautiful mom after the divorce and moves to a distant county town.

On the very first day after the move, she activates the “Big Shot Raising System” that came with her…

The pitiful kid downstairs who gets abused every day will grow up to become the world’s richest man.

The quiet boy at school will become a comic art genius.

The delinquent girl working the register at the convenience store next door is a top rich kid who ran away from home.

And then there’s that mysterious boy…

My new novel, My Son’s Real Mother, is now underway!

Su Mingcan transmigrates twelve years into the future and becomes her son’s classmate.

Only then does she discover that her kid is the rebellious, chuunibyou school-heartthrob protagonist of a school novel. He never studies and causes trouble everywhere, an even bigger problem child than she was back then.

Su Mingcan: How can I let this stand?!

She decides to make up for the maternal love her kid has missed and teach him how to turn his life around.

Lin Yan suspects the new girl likes him. Not only does she pester him every day, she even nags him to study!

One day, the girl asks him to meet her after evening study.

Lin Yan shows up as promised. “Give it up. I’m never going to like you.”

The girl glances at him and pulls out a stack of exam papers. “Want to make a bet? The loser has to do the papers.”

Lin Yan: “???”

That day, Lin Yan remembers the terror of being under his real mom’s thumb.

Later, Lin Yan says, “I’m going to listen to Mom, study hard, and keep improving every day. When I grow up, I’ll be a useful member of society.”

Later still, Lin Yan asks, “Mom, is there any chance you and Dad could get back together?”

Su Mingcan: “What are you talking about? I’m eighteen, with excellent grades, gorgeous, and a bright future ahead of me. Do you really think your old man is good enough for me?”

Lin Yan ponders for three seconds, thinks of the idiots at school scrambling to become his stepdad, and wholeheartedly agrees. “Fair point.”

The old man: “…”

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