I Became the Villainous Child's Mother

[My new novel, Raising a Kid, Starting with a Street Stall, is now underway!] Blurb: Si Tian transmigrated into a fluffy romance novel, unfortunately, the whole family was made up of villains. Her eldest son was the female lead's dark, brooding admirer: outwardly graceful and bright, but actually hypocritical and sinister. Her younger son was a vicious male supporting character who spent the entire story making trouble for the male and female leads. Her husband was a ruthless capitalist who drove the female lead's family into bankruptcy. And Si Tian was their weak-willed mother, who died young. Facing a deadly situation from the start, Si Tian only wanted to lie flat. Her eldest came into the room with a glass of water and asked softly, "Mom, are you sick?" The little boy had fair skin, soft hair, and a pair of dewy eyes that watched her cautiously. Si Tian's heart was instantly struck. How could such an adorable little boy possibly be a villain? To set future villains straight, start when they're little. * Little Ji Zhile knew Mom didn't like him. That was fine. He was fair, so he hated Mom too. Mom made him eat carrots he hated, so Ji Zhile wrote it down in his little notebook. Mom played hide-and-seek with him, then hid in bed and fell asleep, so Ji Zhile wrote that down too. Mom picked up his big brother before picking him up today, so Ji Zhile wrote that down again. Until one day, Mom found his grudge notebook and read it aloud with exaggerated inflection, laughing as she went. Ji Zhile burst into tears with a "Waaah!": "I hate my wicked mom the most!" * The variety show Traveling with Mom premiered, and viewers had high hopes for Si Tian's family. Si Tian had once been a minor star. After appearing in a few terrible movies, she married into a wealthy family and disappeared from public view. This was her first appearance in the media since getting married. The viewers tuned in right on time, expecting to see the cutthroat schemes of the rich or a biological mom struggling to look after her kids. Instead... At night, Si Tian stayed up playing on her phone. Her eldest, Ji Ningyi, sighed. "Mom, stop playing games. You'll get dark circles." The younger one, Ji Zhile, peeked over. "Mom's been playing for so long and still hasn't beaten the level. Poor thing." Si Tian pulled the quilt over the little one. "Go to sleep!" In the morning, the other moms got up at six to make nutritious breakfasts. Si Tian was woken up at eight by her eldest and drank a steaming bowl of white rice porridge. After the meal, she even snuck some of the little one's snacks. The comments filled up with messages like "I'll take the adorable, well-behaved kids," "Ji Ningyi is my dream child," and "Please share your parenting tips, Si Tian!" Si Tian's take: In a family with a mom and kids, someone has to be the capable one. * Ji Jiangzhou paid no attention to Si Tian, transferring a million yuan to her each month for spending money. They were a couple in name only, polite and distant with one another. Until Ji Jiangzhou happened to watch the show. His usually meek wife was dazzling and captivating on screen. When he got home, his eldest son came to him. "Dad, I know you're going to divorce Mom. I want to live with her and protect her." The younger one said, "Dad, let Mom take me with her too. I'll eat less meat and spend less money from now on." Ji Jiangzhou: ? How did he not know his wife was going to divorce him? Next novel: Raising a Kid, Starting with a Street Stall Song Xinran transmigrated into the biological mother of a male supporting character. The original owner had gone to work in a factory and worked night shifts for several days while sick. She died from overwork. Song Xinran rubbed her aching head, quit her job, then followed the original owner's final wish and went home to see her child. At the time, the male supporting character, Song Yu, was only three years old and was staying with relatives. He never had enough to eat or warm clothes to wear. After an autumn rain, the weather had turned chilly, but he was still wearing a thin shirt that didn't fit. One look at his skinny calves showed how underfed he was. As soon as he saw her, he hid behind the door, peering at her timidly with wide eyes. * Song Xinran took the little boy with her. She had only a thousand yuan to her name. The rented place was run-down, the windows let in the wind, cold rain pattered outside, and there wasn't even a new quilt in the house. Faced with such a difficult life, Song Xinran decided to return to her old line of work from her previous life. She would start by making money selling snacks from a street stall. * A new snack stall opened in town, its mouthwatering aroma attracting lots of customers. A steaming bowl of oden in winter, or a fragrant, crispy shepherd's purse and egg pancake in spring, could put anyone in a good mood. After making money from the stall, Song Xinran bought the little boy new clothes, got herself a new car, and moved the family into a new home. Looking at the fresh shoots outside the window and counting the cash in her hand, she thought, Life just keeps getting better and better. Theme: People are born good