Transmigrated Into the Worst Kind of Mother-in-Law

Completed: The Whole Class Transmigrates to Primitive Society Coming soon: The Arrogant Princess Becomes a Construction Maniac For more great stories, check out the author's profile ^^ Blurb Other people who transmigrate end up as children, wealthy young ladies, or invincible heroes. Chen Yinyi transmigrates into an old woman whose husband has just died. Her eldest son is blindly filial, her second son is selfish, her third son has his eye on her coffin money, her youngest son dreams of becoming an official, and her youngest daughter dreams of marrying a rich man. Chen Yinyi wants to cry. I'm only thirty! I don't want to be a grandma! But what can she do? There's no going back. For the sake of a happy old age, Chen Yinyi can only take these good-for-nothing descendants in hand, tears and all. Her eldest son is blindly filial and suffers in silence? No way. She'll establish his authority at home and teach him how to be the big brother. Her second son is selfish and takes everything for his own little family? No way. She'll make him understand that you reap what you sow. Her third son is a miser who wants money more than his mother? No way. She'll teach him that a gentleman loves wealth, but acquires it by proper means. And her youngest son, who's obsessed with becoming an official, wants to go to a poetry gathering when there's barely enough food at home? Her youngest daughter is a grown woman who still expects the whole family to wait on her, and dreams of becoming an official's wife? Chen Yinyi will shatter all their fantasies. Coming soon: The Arrogant Princess Becomes a Construction Maniac Wang Huaiyu transmigrates into a book. In the original story, the protagonist formed cliques for personal gain, acted arrogantly, treated human life as worthless, and ultimately became love-crazed and sent her entire family to the executioner's block. Wang Huaiyu immediately abandons the original story's path. She obediently hands her military power over to the emperor and takes her family to her fiefdom in the Southern Lands. The Southern Lands are poor, and have always been synonymous with exile and wilderness. Everyone says Wang Huaiyu must be crazy to go there. But when she sees the vast ocean, the unbroken mountain ranges, and the fertile land, Wang Huaiyu beams with delight. Gold, silver, copper, and iron lie hidden in the mountains. Pearls, salt, and fish abound in the sea. The hills and marshes hold fertile soil: fish can be raised in the water and rice grown in the fields, silkworms raised at the foot of the mountains and tea planted higher up. There are also bookstores and schools springing up everywhere, fast and convenient printing, and superior crops yielding a thousand jin per mu. The people of the Qi Dynasty discover that the Southern Lands have changed. They are richer than Jiangnan, and their scholars are even more accomplished. Everyone there has enough to eat, wears silk, eats meat, and can study. The Southern Lands, once looked down upon, eventually become a place they can only aspire to reach. Theme: Parents should lead by example.