After I Transmigrated, I Won Over the General with My Child-Rearing Skills

Jiang Tangtang was sick of the 996 grind, so she followed the influencers' example and went home to start a business. She sold everything she owned and still wound up owing the bank over a million. At last, she built a little villa in the mountains, rented more than a hundred mu of farmland, and opened a countryside guesthouse.

But just when she'd finally finished the house, planted the orchard, and was ready to open the guesthouse, she transmigrated into the legitimate daughter of Count Anyang in the Great Zhou Dynasty.

The original owner was built like a bear, with a broad back, a thick waist, and a face full of flesh. She looked like a giant black bear, yet she coveted Lu Shiyan, the most handsome young master in the capital, heir to the Marquis of Dingbei. Using underhanded means, she got herself pregnant, forced her way into the marquis's household, and became the young marquis's wife, envied by everyone.

But her good fortune didn't last. In the third year after she married into the household, the Marquis of Dingbei was accused of treason and selling out the country, and the entire family was thrown into prison.

When Jiang Tangtang arrived, she was on the road to exile.

Faced with a husband whose legs had been broken, three sickly children, her own enormous appetite, and an obese body that left her panting after just a few steps, Jiang Tangtang could only gaze helplessly at the sky.

Heavens, if I've committed a crime, punish me according to the law! Why make me transmigrate?

Thankfully, the little villa she'd spent everything on came with her. And the orchard that transmigrated with her had become a mist-shrouded pocket dimension, complete with a spirit spring and immortal dew, and even a huge surprise she never expected.