Song Xi'an transmigrates into a novel about the imperial examinations as a cannon-fodder character: the heroine's stepmother.
According to the plot, after marrying the heroine's father, Song Xi'an mercilessly torments the girl. Like mother, like father: the heroine's father turns a blind eye to everything Song Xi'an does.
Later, after a modern woman transmigrates into the heroine, she humiliates her scumbag father, takes revenge on her stepmother, disguises herself as a man to sit the exams, and wields great power.
In the end, Song Xi'an is sold into slavery and dies after being tortured by her master.
Song Xi'an doesn't want to be cannon fodder, so she decides to treat the heroine better from now on. Luckily, the modern woman has only just transmigrated into the heroine, so Song Xi'an still has a chance to turn over a new leaf.
First, she cuts ties with the scumbag father and raises the heroine on her own. The early bird catches the worm. She may not have the heroine's halo, but surely she can make an honest living selling breakfast.
Song Xi'an sets up a breakfast stall, serving soy milk, steamed buns, and spicy pepper soup. Thanks to her breakfast-making skills, she opens a chain of shops and raises the heroine to be plump and rosy-cheeked.
Later, the scumbag father comes begging to get back together. He wants them to keep running the business and hand over the family fortune to him. The heroine narrows her eyes.
Oops, I was attracted by the introduction and collected it. I found that there are only six chapters... I wonder if I will continue writing this book.