After I Transmigrated into a Book, the Big Shot Got the Wrong Script

Bai Fu, transmigrating for the second time, never dreamed that this time she had transmigrated into a book. Her previous two lives had been far too busy. In this life, she just wants to live freely, without being stifled or constrained. With knowledge, skills, weapons, and a Lock & Lock lunchbox, where in the world could she not live carefree? Until one day, after returning to the capital with the Grand Tutor, Bai Fu discovers that the poisoned, comatose genius son of the Regent, her fiance's political rival, seems to have been transmigrated from her son in her previous life... ** The mother and son, reunited to their joy, speak at the same time. The Regent's son: Mommy, I found you a husband. The Grand Tutor's fiancee: Son, I found you a father. ** The little one: What were you doing while I was looking for you? His mother: Planting crops and fruit trees in the mountains. The little one: What were you doing while I was following the plot for you? His mother: Digging for coal, prospecting for oil, and looking for a powerful patron. The little one: What were you doing while I was helping your male lead slay demons and monsters? His mother: Singing, making money, taking care of my health, and teasing young masters in town. The little one: ...Are you really my mom? His mother: Do you want to hear the truth? The little one: ...No. I'm still a baby. I shouldn't have to bear so much...