After Becoming the Villain's Mother, I Led My Child to Wealth

Liu Qiangqiang was infamous in Hu Family Village as a stingy, shameless freeloader.

She lived in a three-courtyard mansion and lounged on a golden nanmu chair, whining about being poor every day. When relatives came to borrow money, she would weep and wail, complaining about how hard it was to raise her four children.

When her dog bit a neighbor's child, she shut the gate and refused to open it, afraid the family would demand compensation.

Everyone knew she made her ten-year-old son farm and grind grain, sent her second child into town to buy the finest rouge and powder, and had her third child cook and do the laundry. Even her youngest, who had only just learned to walk, had to obediently shell sunflower seeds for her.

Just as the whole village was grinding its teeth in hatred and preparing to drive her out, word suddenly spread that the young emperor was lying across Liu Qiangqiang's lap, crying so hard his nose was running.

“Big Sis, I really can't handle being emperor. Please take over for me. There's no money, so we can't even fight a war, and the Japanese pirates are already at our doorstep.”

Liu Qiangqiang said, “Well, I suppose I can take it on, if I really have to?”