I'll Live or Die with My Rebellious Son!

Jiang Song transmigrates into a book and becomes the father of the cannon-fodder villain in the novel A Minister Above All.

His original self was obsessed with Taoist cultivation and alchemy, took no interest in worldly affairs, and let his children grow up and die however they pleased.

His eldest son lost the love of his life, became utterly heartbroken, and converted to Buddhism;

His second son was wildly ambitious and got on the Crown Prince's bad side by taking part in factional power struggles;

His third son was a womanizer and wastrel, with enough concubines to field a women's cuju team;

His youngest daughter was narrow-minded and obsessive, willing to do anything to take revenge, even harming the female lead...

The whole household of wayward children brought about their own downfall, until the powerful male lead arrested them all.

On the way to military exile, they were strung together: a Taoist priest, a monk, a disgraced official, a hoodlum, a madwoman... They became a unique and striking sight.

The original owner of the body sobbed, beat his chest, and wailed: "O distant heavens, why have you treated me so unfairly? What do these unruly children have to do with me, a humble Taoist?"

After transmigrating, Jiang Song faced a houseful of children, each with a personality all their own, and fell silent...

He knew one thing even better than the original owner: in ancient times, when one person's crime implicated their entire family, the safety and well-being of his unruly children was his greatest guarantee of a peaceful old age.

The reform plan couldn't wait.

Rebuild the trash into pillars of society. I'll live or die alongside my unruly children!

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