Transmigrated into a Book Set in 1970: The Sixty-Year-Old Grandma Goes on a Rampage

Serves him right!

A hack novelist is transported into the very novel he wrote!

Cheng Qiao wakes up as a woman in her sixties.

A golden-age bachelorette with no husband or children suddenly finds herself surrounded by children and grandchildren.

Filial sons and grandkids?

Not a chance!

Every one of them has their own selfish schemes. They have no conscience and no filial devotion.

They all treat her like free labor, opening their mouths and expecting her to feed them.

From the start, she is saddled with a thorny problem left behind by a short-lived old man.

Eldest daughter-in-law: My son is the eldest grandson. The job my father-in-law gave his life to secure naturally belongs to our branch of the family.

Second daughter-in-law: I have a son to raise too, and my husband is weak and can't do hard labor. If you won't give us the job, are you trying to drive us to our deaths?

Third son: The team leader's youngest daughter said she'll marry me if I get the job. Whether I can get a wife is up to you, Mom.

Youngest daughter: ...Look at me, look at me...

The whole family fights like dogs over a job opening at the machine factory.

Well, would you look at that, they've even started bullying their own mother-in-law!

Cheng Qiao is going to transform this timid, pushover mother-in-law and teach her unfilial offspring a lesson.

Did they really think she wrote all those novels about wicked mothers-in-law for nothing?

From the start, she sells the job opening, cutting off everyone's prospects...