I Became a Widow and Raised Four Villains into Powerhouses

Xia Ling'er transmigrated.

She became the wife of the Great Qin Dynasty's General Who Guards the Nation.

You could say that, aside from the empress, she was the most powerful woman in the Great Qin Dynasty.

She had just been ready to enjoy a taste of the extravagant life when she discovered that she was the book's major villain: an arrogant, overbearing character who was still only a supporting role, meant to use her own "stupidity" to help the heroine, who had been reborn to take revenge.

That wasn't all. She also had two sons and two daughters, which gave her even more headaches. Later, the heroine killed her, and the fate of her children could be summed up in one word: miserable.

With no choice, and determined not to die too soon, she put her mind to work and rolled up her sleeves.

She disciplined her children and went into business, living the wealthy and powerful life of the Marquis Who Guards the Nation's wife in the Great Qin Dynasty.