Forced to Raise Kids in the Seventies

[Check out my completed novel next door, Marrying Well in the Eighties. Thanks for your support.] Xu Qin runs a well-known clothing brand and has assets worth hundreds of millions. With plenty of money and free time, she lives a carefree life that couldn't be better. But to outsiders, the fact that she isn't married and has no children means her enormous fortune has no heir, which is a real shame. One day, she read a period novel with a completely twisted moral compass. In that book, good people were always unlucky while bad people had all the luck. When the ill-fated male supporting character was killed, she couldn't help shedding a couple of tears for him. She never expected to transmigrate into the book! But she wasn't the heroine or a supporting character. She was the tragic male character's mother. In the original story, she was just a passerby who died before page three. And that wasn't even the worst part. Besides the six-year-old boy who was the male supporting character, she also had three more little ones crying to be fed. All four children crowded around her, crying, fussing, shouting, and yelling. Her scalp prickled. She really wanted to close her eyes and transmigrate back. Unfortunately, no matter how many times she shut her eyes, it didn't work. Lin Dong hadn't been home for over half a month. When he pushed open the gate, he froze: the clean courtyard, neatly stacked firewood, and tempting aroma of food nearly made him think he had the wrong house. The little rascals ran out to call him Dad. Xu Qin stood in the doorway and took a look, too. A handsome man in a Zhongshan suit was looking at her as well. She gave him a reserved nod. That night, Lin Dong really thought he had walked into the wrong house. His usually passionate wife suddenly wouldn't let him touch her. Content warning: The heroine isn't taking on someone else's mess. She was happier before transmigrating into the book and doesn't care for children, either. The original... I recommend my completed novel Marrying Well in the Eighties. It's long and very good! Blurb: Everyone said Lin Yuzhen was lucky. A girl from a big courtyard who had gone to the countryside returned to the city and, in the blink of an eye, married into a family with its own private courtyard. But no one knew that most of her life had been deeply frustrating. Trying to be the perfect wife, a good daughter-in-law, and a devoted mother in everyone's eyes, she gave all her love and energy, only for everything to come to nothing. Her husband grew more distant by the day, her children felt no closeness to her, her in-laws disliked her, and even her own family always thought she didn't give them enough help. Reborn, she decided to live differently. Since Xu Junsheng still loved her so much, she would happily marry him. Living in a spacious courtyard house, she didn't need to keep worrying about what her mother-in-law and sister-in-law thought. Her husband earned plenty, so she could just enjoy spending money. And there was no need to be so anxious about raising their three bright children from a young age. All she had to do was live comfortably and build a successful career along the way. Theme: A healthy outlook on life