After I Transmigrated Into a General’s Widow

Border patrol officer Mo Qingwan was shot dead by drug traffickers during a raid. When she woke, she discovered that she had transmigrated into an ancient romance novel, becoming the eldest daughter-in-law of Zhao Feng, the novel's great general who guarded the nation: an ugly, fat, foolish young widow. On her wedding day, the border was under attack. Zhao Feng and his eldest son, Zhao Hanlin, set off to fight in the northwest. Before long, Zhao Hanlin died on the battlefield, and the original owner became a widow for three years without ever seeing what he looked like. After three years of bitter fighting, the old general finally returned victorious. Before he could recover from the grief of losing his son, the corrupt emperor and his treacherous concubine framed him for embezzlement, confiscated his family estate, and sent them into exile. Thus a generation's great hero met his downfall, enduring humiliation after humiliation. Zhao Feng had his eyes gouged out and his legs broken. The general's wife and the original owner starved to death on the road, while the younger son and daughter were thrown into the deep mountains and devoured by wolves. Only the sickly second son, Zhao Guilin, managed to escape. The family was utterly destroyed. From then on, Zhao Guilin began his descent into darkness. He defected to the enemy, led troops in massacres, and did every evil deed imaginable in pursuit of revenge, becoming an executioner who struck terror into everyone's hearts. Mo Qingwan happened to transmigrate into the Zhao family the day before their exile, right into the famous scene where the ugly bride falls into a latrine. Unfortunately, the special ability she brought with her is unreliable. After she uses it to store and retrieve things that day, it will go dormant and cannot be used again for three years. Standing atop the Zhao family's Stargazing Tower, Mo Qingwan gazed at the imperial capital. The rulers were depraved and tyrannical. In silence, she turned her attention to the imperial treasury, and to the treacherous concubine's family, the greatest embezzlers in the land. Before exile, I'll empty the emperor's lair! Old General, if your ruler is unjust, why not rally heroes from across the land and raise a banner for the people? Mo Qingwan may not be Mu Guiying, but she can be the iron lady at your side on the battlefield.