I Am the Early-Dead Mom of the Villain in a Period Novel

Only after hitting her head did Linlin discover that she was the early-deceased mother of the great villain in a book.

According to the plot, she would die in three days, leaving behind her three-year-old son and husband with no one to care for them.

Soon, her husband would start a second romance after his superior set him up with a beautiful nurse who had secretly loved him for a long time. Then... they would have the male lead.

After that, her son would become a nuisance to everyone. When he grew up, he would turn against his stepmother and younger brother, causing his stepmother to miscarry and his brother to break a leg. In the end, he would be kicked out of the house and land in prison.

Thinking of how her son would end his short life in prison, Linlin pulled close the little boy who was feeding her cookies.

If they thought they could kill her and mistreat her son, they could keep dreaming.

Content warnings:

1. The heroine has a golden finger and isn't a self-sacrificing saint. (Not being a saint doesn't mean she isn't kind.)

2. The male lead won't be changed. The leads are devoted to each other in a one-on-one relationship. The book the heroine sees in her dreams isn't entirely accurate. (There's more going on!)

3. This is a story about family life, told at a leisurely pace, with no major conflicts. It's about the ordinary life of an ordinary family. There are some awful people, but they leave the story quickly and won't have much impact on the protagonists' lives. If you're looking for lots of drama and explosive clashes with nasty characters, you may want to think twice.

4. The parallel, alternate setting is very loosely constructed. The plot takes precedence over everything else, so readers who care about historical accuracy should steer clear.

Theme: Live well