An ’80s Super Rich Noble Wife: Don’t Be Afraid, Kid—Mom’s Here

Modern Fantasy · Slice of Life · Female Protagonist · Wealthy Family · Farming · Hidden Identity

Nineteen-year-old Liu Xiaojiu crosses over and becomes a woman in her forties in the 1980s.

Not only does she hold a vacation system from the underworld, she also comes with the identity of a Hong Kong wealthy lady.

The system is outrageously generous, handing out unlimited funds from the start.

Its main purpose is to pamper the host and let her eat well, drink well, and have a pleasant journey in the wave of 1980s reform.

Liu Xiaojiu is overjoyed: the wage slave has flipped into a capitalist.

Then she tragically discovers... that she has suddenly acquired four great sons!

Four sons, two fathers.

One in Hong Kong, three in a rural village.

—A complete mess!

What makes her even more furious is that only after stepping into the village does she realize she has entered a novel about a favorite-child lucky-star protagonist!

A lucky star is a lucky star, but the problem is, that lucky star is not her, and not her four sons either!

Even more importantly, her three sons in the countryside have become the blood bank for that damn lucky star.

—The Lin family has gained a little daughter, the younger half-sister of her three sons by the same father.

Ever since this little daughter was born, the three Lin brothers have revolved around her.

The eldest cannot have children: "My little sister is my own daughter."

The second one is outrageous enough to marry into his wife’s family, giving all the betrothal gifts to his sister without keeping a single cent. He would even sell himself to pave the way for her.

The youngest... was stabbed several times by local hoodlums while protecting his sister and lost his life.

—!!! Lin Xiaojiu is furious, furious several times over.

Her sons have a mother, their real mother!

Some damn little sister, not born from me, has nothing to do with my sons!

PS: Protecting her sons, enjoying life, and incidentally investing in a bit of business.