Eight Ungrateful Brats from the Start? I'll Go Wild and Drive the Whole Family Crazy

[Transmigration to the 1970s] [Daily Life] [Family Matters] [Making Money]

After a lifetime without children, she opened her eyes to find herself a little old lady in the 1970s, surrounded by children and expected to devote her life to them.

Wen Peilan smiled brightly. "It's fine, it's fine. We'll just muddle through."

Her eldest daughter was so timid that her husband beat her to death.

Her second daughter had an affair, abandoned her husband and child, and was herself cast out, left to wander the streets.

Her third son only cared about selling his sister so he could live comfortably. In the end, his family was destroyed, and he died in despair.

Her fourth daughter was honest and hardworking, but worked herself to death in the fields.

Her fifth son was lazy and ambitious, with nothing to show for it. He took the blame for someone else and landed in prison.

Her sixth daughter fell for a domineering CEO. Their relationship was physically and emotionally abusive, and she not only died herself but also cost her younger brother his heart.

Her seventh daughter was determined to rise above everyone else. She went through husband after husband, but before long, she and her spouse both died.

Her youngest son was a complete delinquent, a good-for-nothing who was set up and beaten to death.

Wen Peilan said, "It's fine, it's fine. As long as I'm not the one who dies, it's fine."

But her children ate from her hand and cursed her as soon as they were done, blaming their original mother for being useless and unfit to be a mother while still expecting her to earn money and support them.

There was no way the world worked like that.

Wen Peilan's expression turned cold. "They're spoiled rotten."

You can't indulge people, or they'll become even more rotten. You can't give in to them, or they'll grow even more arrogant.

Rather than work herself to death serving these ungrateful children, she'd make them wait on her.

She'd always been the one giving to them. How could they turn around and take from her?

The selfless, perfect mother who devoted everything to her family was gone. All that remained was a wicked old lady of the highest order!