Transmigrate into a Book to Raise a Child: Everyone in My Family Is a Villain Except Me

Yun Shu transmigrates into a book and wakes up as the mother of two little ones. In the story, she marries a hunter and gives birth to twins, a boy and a girl. Later, the hunter is drafted into the army and never returns. When she abandons the children to marry someone else, the hunter comes back and runs her through the heart with his spear, killing her on the spot. Looking at the two adorable children before her, Yun Shu touches her heart in lingering fear and throws herself into raising them and building a career. Remarrying is out of the question. Staying alive comes first! And with kids this cute, who needs anything else? Once she settles down and decides to lie flat, Yun Shu discovers that everyone in the family except her is a villain! The fearsome Ghost-Faced General, renowned throughout the Great Qi Dynasty for slaughtering a hundred thousand prisoners in a single battle, is her hunter husband. The sinister, cunning playboy heir whom everyone despises is her very serious little Sijue. The jealous, twisted, vicious princess is her sweet little Sihan. Yun Shu: ...Seriously! Where's the promised farming story?! No one knows that the Great Qi Dynasty's famous God of War, Si Mo, suffers from severe face blindness. Everyone looks the same to him, except for his remarkably capable little wife... To his eyes, she shines like a goddess surrounded by a halo. A cool heroine with a lively inner monologue versus a cunning, protective, face-blind male lead.