Sent to the Pond to Die? I Became a Wet Nurse at the Marquis's Estate and Came Out on Top

Building a career [transmigration + household intrigue + wet nurse + child-rearing + one woman and four men + romantic rivalry + melodrama + chaste male leads + adored by all + heroine focused on her career] Meng Xian, a modern postpartum recovery doctor, transmigrates into the body of a pregnant woman who was thrown into a pond by her brother and sister-in-law. She fights to give birth to a baby boy. Alone with her son in ancient times, Meng Xian has no one to rely on. She can only draw on what she learned in her previous life and seek work as a wet nurse in a marquis’s household. But on her very first day, she witnesses the household beating a maid to death for trying to seduce her way into a master’s bed. Meng Xian swears she’ll be a dutiful, well-behaved wet nurse. Yet day after day, the heir’s gaze lingers on her longer and longer; the gentle, warm-hearted lord with the crippled leg quietly tries to tempt her; the upright third lord silently protects her; and the dissolute fourth lord aggressively vies for her attention. Terrified and flustered, Meng Xian can only keep fleeing from the masters of the household, focusing on caring for the young lady and building her own career. The marquis’s wife has struggled for years with incontinence? Meng Xian can help. A beautiful lady has lost her figure after childbirth? Meng Xian can help her, too. As her business flourishes, Meng Xian opens a postpartum recovery center in the city. It earns widespread praise, and even the palace nobles come to sign up. Once she has saved enough money, Meng Xian decides to take her son somewhere peaceful and live a quiet life. But the four lords of the marquis’s household block her way. Looking at the child whose face resembles hers, each insists he is the boy’s father, and they immediately break into a brawl. Only one heir walks straight up and embraces her. “It doesn’t matter whose child he is. You have to be mine!”