Raising a Young Marshal in the Republic of China

(I still like this premise, so I'm keeping it. Sorry.) Lu Yunman transmigrates into a period novel and becomes a mother without the pain of childbirth. Her stepson is thirteen, not yet an adult. On the very first day after she arrives, her fiance dies in the war.

Knowing her history, Lu Yunman never expected to find love in the Republic of China era. In this world, she would be content just to have enough to eat and a peaceful life. With that simple outlook, she becomes the stepmother of a cold-faced young marshal.

Being a stepmother is hard, especially when you're the stepmother of a young marshal with an army at his command.

It takes a lot of money and grain!

Lu Yunman manages to secure both, but she never expected that six years later, her stepson would hand her divorce papers in his military uniform, his eyes blazing. "The Three Obediences and Four Virtues are shackles imposed on women. Today, on behalf of my late father, I'm divorcing you and setting you free."

Lu Yunman: "..." The little brat has grown wings and dares to bully her!

Coming soon: Divorce My Husband in a Period Novel

Zhou Zhiyun rose from a concubine-born daughter to a powerful empress dowager, overcoming countless plots against her and spending much of her strength along the way. She dies at the height of her power, then opens her eyes in a later era, inside a period novel.

In the novel, the male lead is handsome and scholarly, the dream man of countless girls.

Having long since lost interest in fame and fortune and worn out in body and spirit, Zhou Zhiyun plans to laze around. Unfortunately, she has transmigrated into a period novel where everyone except the male and female leads is just a supporting character or cannon fodder driving the plot.

As the male lead's young stepmother, Zhou Zhiyun thinks that divorcing her husband might not be a bad idea.

Zhang Xiuyuan, busy with his work in the army, has no idea he's about to be divorced...

Theme: Live life earnestly.