Quick Transmigration: I’m Your Mother!

No matter how awful your life becomes in the future, or how much of a failure you feel like right now, it doesn't matter.

After all, I'm your mom.

“If there's anything you can't solve, leave it to me.”

As sacrificial characters, at some point in their lives they are betrayed by the people they love, condemned by everyone, burdened with countless accusations, and meet the most tragic ends.

Until one day, someone begins choosing them without hesitation and standing up for them without wavering.

Even if the whole world turns against them, one person will always stand in front of them to protect them.

And so:

A child star who fell from the night sky → an award-winning actor at the pinnacle of the entertainment world

A foil who grew up scavenging through trash → a world-renowned children's author

A defeated ruler who burned himself to death in the Star-Picking Palace → the ruler who revived the dynasty

“She gave me life, saved my future, and forged in me the heart of a strong person.”

“Later, people pursued, admired, and worshipped me, but at first, all I wanted was to make her proud.”

P.S. 1. A heartwarming story of family love and redemption.

2. The odd-numbered worlds feature sons, and the even-numbered worlds feature daughters.

3. Raising a child is like waiting for a flower to bloom.

Recommended: My friend's completed period novel, an absolutely wonderful read:

"Becoming the Male Lead's Little Stepmother in a Period Novel [The Sixties]" by Tao Hua Chui Zi

Synopsis: When Lu Nong woke up, she was not only married, but also had a sixteen-year-old stepson and a two-year-old son of her own.

Her husband was thirty-six, held a high-ranking position, and was busy with his career. He was fourteen years older than Lu Nong.

And that wasn't all. She had transmigrated into a period novel, becoming the male lead's frail, sickly, doomed young stepmother, a mere background character in the book.

Lu Nong: ...Dying young is out of the question. First, I'll make sure I stay alive.

Turtle soup, longan and lotus seed chicken soup, tremella, lotus seed and goji berry soup, black chicken soup with lingzhi...

Lu Nong was busy nourishing her health and saving her life. She never expected that, as she kept feeding herself restorative soups, the male lead and his father would start looking at her differently.

The male lead: Looks like my dad's no good.

The male lead's father: ...What?

P.S.

A fictional period setting. The story takes place inside a novel, so please don't nitpick the historical details.

Not a typical period novel: an older man and his young, pampered wife.

Neither lead is sexually inexperienced, and the heroine wasn't a virgin in her previous life, either.

Theme: Loving someone is like tending a flower.