What a Mess! My Whole Family Are Villains. How Am I Supposed to Redeem Them?

When other people transmigrate into a book, they take on villains, torment scumbags, and make a fortune. When she transmigrates into a book, she goes from 28 to 48 and becomes the women’s director? She also gets a bargain-bin husband who almost embezzled public funds, plus four children who are “future criminals”? The eldest daughter is beating her husband at home. The second daughter is busy drugging the male lead from the original story. The twins steal chickens and do all kinds of wicked things... She, heartbroken: “Keep this up and you’ll end up behind bars!” Her husband, aggrieved: “I only took a bag of flour...” She, roaring: “Stealing even a bag of flour is embezzlement! From today on, our family will obey the law!” The eldest daughter, defiant: “What’s wrong with beating my own husband?” She rushes over to stop her: “Sweetie! Domestic violence is illegal! If you have to hit something... how about a punching bag?” The second daughter, menacingly: “Anyone who tries to steal my man will regret it...” She covers her ears: “I can’t hear you, I can’t hear you, the villain is chanting!” The twins, returning with a stolen chicken: “Mom! Does it smell good?” She, ready to give up: “...”