I Raised the Real Heiress and the Real Young Master

A Yan State woman general transmigrates after death. She becomes Xiaoshu, a poor girl from the mountains. Life is hard. She has a younger sister with heart disease and a younger brother with a disability in his legs. The woman general grits her teeth and takes responsibility for the family. Her wish is simple: at the very least, she wants to raise the two children well. She wants them to live longer, more dignified lives. She works incredibly hard to make that happen. Her younger sister is pretty and cries easily, so she trains her to be strong-minded until she becomes shamelessly thick-skinned. Her younger brother is quiet and gets bullied because of his disability, so she trains him physically until he becomes a top student. She raises the two children very well. They have everything they need except money. But why are people showing up in tears, claiming to be the children's biological parents? The woman general says nothing and lets the children decide for themselves. Later, during an interview on a TV show, the host asks a famous actress, "Who has influenced you the most in your life?" The actress, looking lovestruck: "My big sister! She's wonderful. She can..." After wrapping up a merger, the CEO looks stern. Suddenly, her phone rings. The instant she answers, her voice turns sweet and syrupy: "Big sis..." Reading notes: There are no fake daughters or fake young masters in this story. It's simply about three children growing up together. The later part of the story involves the entertainment industry. Coming soon: My Parents Are from Outer Space Blurb: Two aliens with eternal lives take in a human baby to study Earth. They call the process of raising it an "experiment." Only later do they learn that it's called "love." At first, holding the baby: "Careful, she might die." Later, holding the baby: "Careful, you'll hurt her." Theme: A harmonious family, helping one another.