Reborn as the Genius Villainess's Mother in a Period Novel

Medical student Luo Chuxia transmigrates into a book and becomes the young biological mother of a genius villain, destined to die early. In the novel The Merchant God of the Era, the male lead and the villain fight to the very last chapter, while her entire role can be summed up in four words: died of illness. Chuxia: Huh? Transmigrate and die right away? No way. At this point, the villain is still a little kid, and the neighboring overpowered male lead has only just been weaned. And she has the allowance her husband, who’s doing research in the far northwest, just sent her. She can buy whatever she wants. Oh my, she loves this life! All she has to do is get healthy and raise her kid. She knows exactly how! * From the time Cen Huai’an could remember, he knew his mother couldn’t be relied on. His grandmother would hand over all the money in the house whenever she cried. Even when he begged his mother because he was starving, she would only hold him and cry, telling him to put up with it. After being disappointed time and again, he learned to snatch food for himself like a little wolf cub. * But later, he discovered his mother had become even “meaner.” Not only did she make him wash dishes and sweep the floor, she also forced him to memorize lessons and practice writing. If he couldn’t recite them, he didn’t get any meat. For the sake of meat, he decided to “endure the humiliation.” Of course, if his mother let him have one more bottle of orange soda, he could manage one more poem. * Everyone at the Northwest Research Institute knows Engineer Cen has a spoiled, demanding wife who calls him whenever she wants money or something sent over. They feel sorry for Engineer Cen. His wife isn’t good enough for him, they say, and sooner or later she’ll bring about her own downfall. Then one day, delicate and frail Chuxia appears at the Northwest Research Institute with her neat, well-mannered son. A crowd of rugged men who haven’t seen a young woman in years immediately exclaim, “Holy crap!” Their hearts turn sour with envy: If they had a wife as beautiful as a fairy, they’d spoil her rotten too! New story coming soon: The Demanding Noble Consort’s Carefree Life in the 1960s Chu Miaoyan was a noble consort in the Great Yong dynasty. She spent her whole life scheming and fighting, and just when she finally defeated everyone, the emperor, the person who had supported her most, poisoned her with a cup of wine. When Chu Miaoyan wakes again, she has become the daughter of a dean in China in the 1960s. Her new family is loving and doting, and her parents cherish her. Thinking of how exhausting it was to scheme and fight in her previous life, and how it still didn’t earn her a long life, Chu Miaoyan decisively decides to lie flat this time around and be a happy little homebody. But her family suddenly falls into trouble. Her parents are to be sent down to a farm, and to keep their daughter from suffering with them, they arrange for Chu Miaoyan to marry Gu Jiuzhou, the dirt-poor-born regiment commander who lives next door. Chu Miaoyan thinks that as a noble consort, marrying a rough soldier is a bit beneath her. But when she sees Gu Jiuzhou’s tall, handsome figure and his commanding presence on their wedding night, she gives up resisting at once. Forget it. You can lie flat anywhere, and at least Gu Jiuzhou is handsome, earns a good salary, and can save her parents. This is a good deal! * On his wedding night, Gu Jiuzhou awakens to memories of his previous life. In that life, he married his neighbor’s daughter, Chu Miaoyan, to repay the neighbor for saving him. Who could have known that after they married, Chu Miaoyan would despise his humble origins, his dirty appearance after a day of training, and especially his roughness in bed? Then she found herself a refined lover and conspired with him to frame Gu Jiuzhou, nearly getting him killed on the battlefield. This time, he has already married her, and there’s no way to undo it. So Gu Jiuzhou patiently waits for Chu Miaoyan to bring about her own downfall and hook up with her lover, giving him the chance to kick her out of the military compound. But as time goes by, Gu Jiuzhou realizes that this life’s Chu Miaoyan is different. She no longer looks at him with all that disgust. She even complains at night that he doesn’t have enough tricks up his sleeve. Gu Jiuzhou: This makes no sense. Theme: Family, friendship, love, and happiness