I Took My Kid and Won Over the Richest Man in the Capital

Su Yan, a career-driven woman who had been single for thirty years, transmigrated to ancient times the moment she opened her eyes, and ended up making three little kids cry. Faced with three tiny bundles who needed feeding, Su Yan's maternal instincts went into overdrive. She rolled up her sleeves and set out to make a fortune and raise the children: Her little business kept booming, cutting into certain people's profits, so someone smashed up her shop. The next day, a long-established store suddenly announced it was closing, leaving her with a bargain. A local rich merchant used his influence to bully her and steal her secret recipe. The next day, she heard that the merchant's only son had gambled away the family fortune, leaving them bankrupt overnight. A powerful official's son took a fancy to her beauty and wanted to bring her home as a concubine. The next day, she heard that someone had reported the official's family, and they had all been thrown in jail. Su Yan was baffled. Had she gained a lucky-charm aura when she transmigrated? The powerful man, who had quietly done all this without seeking credit, gazed at her adoringly. “You guessed right, darling.” The eldest bun clicked his tongue. “All this lovey-dovey stuff has me stuffed. I'm skipping dinner.” The middle bun tugged at his clothes. “That shameless man is trying to hog my mom again.” The youngest bun drooled. “Food... food...”