Don’t Throw Away the Brat You Spoiled Yet: The General’s Wife Is Back

The transmigrator who possessed Su Yao for three years has run off!

Just after Su Yao regains control of her body, she finds herself caught in a double death trap. Her son has been raised into a layabout, and a powerful eunuch has come to seize the family estate, blocking the door.

Everyone is waiting to watch the general's household fall, chattering that it's hopeless and nobody can fix this mess!

Little do they know that Su Yao, whose cunning borders on the supernatural, holds the prophecy book left behind by the transmigrator. The secrets of the entire court and the disasters yet to come are all under her control.

The powerful eunuch bellows that he will confiscate her estate. Su Yao waves the book at him. “Would you like me to read aloud the ‘love letter’ you wrote to His Majesty?”

The eunuch's legs go weak on the spot. He shows up at her door with a fortune, begging for mercy.

Her horrible younger sister sneers, “That good-for-nothing brat of yours is an ungrateful wretch who'll never learn!” Su Yao raises an eyebrow. “The weather's turning cold. Those ten shops your family owns are about to go bankrupt. Just the right startup capital for my son to practice with.”

That night, the God of War general blocks the door with a quilt in his arms, looking utterly aggrieved. “My lady, I've been living like a widower for three years. You have to take responsibility.”

Su Yao sighs as she flips through the prophecy book. “It says the general's household will fall and the nation with it. We have to put the greater good first.”

The general snatches the book and slaps it on the table. “One child to protect the family, two to defend the nation. Is that big enough a cause?”

Later, the transmigrator's accomplices come to steal the book and snatch the child.

The general immediately hands Su Yao a knife, his eyes blazing with a fierce desire to protect his wife. “Have you transmigrators gotten too big for your boots, or does my wife no longer know how to hold a blade?”