Child-Raising System: From the Start, I Pick Up a Villain Dad

[Modern, highly educated woman vs. fallen heir + powerful partnership + farming and development + political schemes and revenge + devoted 1v1] After reading a political intrigue novel, Pan Jinyu finds herself transmigrated into the book as a widowed cannon-fodder character who dies from the start. To survive, she binds herself to a child-rearing System. Her mission is to save the young heir of Prince Rong’s mansion, the story’s greatest villain, who will grow up to turn evil and slaughter all his enemies! But the pitiful child she drags home, gravely injured and close to death, seems nothing like the sinister, bloodthirsty tyrant in the book. She works hard to farm, earn money, and raise her “child,” while fending off one assassination attempt after another and making sure he doesn’t grow up crooked. The heir grows dependent on her and clings to her, his gaze growing more and more obsessive by the day. Only when his shadow guards find him and the male lead from the book takes an interest in her does Pan Jinyu realize that the plot has already gone off the rails! She, his “mother,” seems to have become the one and only weakness the villainous powerhouse can’t bear to lose. As the heir holds her captive in his arms, he murmurs hoarsely, “Jinyu, I offer you the realm as my bride price. You can only be mine.” Pan Jinyu panics. “Wasn’t I supposed to raise a child? How did the child end up wooing me?”