The Matriarch Livestreams Her Shopping Sprees, and Ministers Worship Her as a Goddess

[Transmigrate + livestream raising kids + no romance + satisfying inner-household battles] Qin Shengsheng opens her eyes and finds herself transmigrated into the cannon-fodder matriarch from an old-fashioned angst novel, a woman who throws herself at the marquis. On their wedding day, the heir abandons his bride without a second thought and spends the whole night in the pleasure district. In her previous life, Qin Shengsheng was a top video creator and an inheritor of intangible cultural heritage. All she can say is, this is a fantastic start: she can finally lie flat, count her money, and enjoy her retirement! So every day, Qin Shengsheng drinks tea, admires the flowers, livestreams the ancient-style marquis's estate, and plays the pay-to-win child-raising game that came with her transmigration into the book. Until one day, the heir goes crazy and tries to divorce her, even attempting to kill her. She realizes that the little ones she's been raising seem to have become real people... Qin Shengsheng is framed and made to take the blame, so the Left Chancellor opens a court to hear the case. Qin Shengsheng wants lychees from Lingnan, and the jade-faced general delivers them the next day. The heir wants to divorce Qin Shengsheng, so the emperor issues an edict making her a princess of a different surname. A treacherous minister slanders Qin Shengsheng as an ill omen, but the aloof imperial preceptor calls her an auspicious sign from heaven. The people at the marquis's estate look at Qin Shengsheng, still as beautiful as ever and living as carefree as before. Is this right? How does she have such powerful connections?! No one told them that Qin Shengsheng's “younger brothers” are everywhere in the court. Is it too late to regret it now? Livestream viewers: [Why provoke her? Wouldn't you rather stay alive?] Reading guide: A child-raising and wealth-building story. Every child is sweet on the outside but cunning underneath. She tears apart the transmigrator and kicks the terrible marquis to the curb. Her face-slapping never lets up. While everyone else fights over the household, she raises little father-figures.