The Seven-Oh Mom Who Loves to Make a Fuss

Wei Xiaomai transmigrated into a period novel she'd just been reading, becoming the mother of the "dutiful sons."

In the book, Wei Xiaomai was a widow whose husband had died. She was unreasonable and malicious to the core.

To live comfortably, she sold off one child after another, until she was left with an eldest son who could earn money for her, cook her meals, do her laundry, and look after her.

Later, times changed, and the younger children she had sold off came back one by one, each playing the part of a "dutiful son" in front of their birth mother.

The second son was a successful businessman who took his birth mother away to enjoy a life of luxury. In reality, he locked her up in a mental hospital, where she had to live among the patients, and tormented her from time to time.

The third son was an eccentric researcher. Every so often, he would come by to draw his mother's blood and replace her skin, calling it "maintenance!"

The fourth son was a renowned surgeon. Whenever he had free time, he would come over with a knife to assist the third.

The fifth... Oh, the fifth was a daughter, and she was already gone.

Yet everyone on the outside envied her for having so many wonderful sons.

Wei Xiaomai stared at her scrawny, timid eldest son, who was bringing her a basin of water to wash her feet, and froze.

Help! From the start, I've only been left with one son! What am I supposed to do?

If I had to transmigrate, why couldn't I have arrived earlier?

What Wei Xiaomai didn't know was that all those dutiful sons had been reborn, as had her husband, who had died and come back to life.

Theme: A civilized, harmonious society; freedom and equality.