The Struggles of Being A Mother of Villains

• Author: Da Qingwa
• Genres: Romance, Xuyên Không, Hài Hước
• Status: Completed
• Chapters: 122
• Rating: ★ 4.5 / 5
• Published: 2026-10-04

A Sticky Transmigration Situation

Waking up after passing away, our female lead Xiao Yu finds herself in the ultimate facepalm situation. She transmigrates into a novel, only to end up in the body of a woman with shattered meridians who is basically paralyzed from head to toe.

To make matters worse, the original owner left behind a total trainwreck of a life, complete with a divorce and two kids to raise. The kicker? These two little rascals are destined to become the ruthless villains in the original script.

A Kickass Mom and Her Little Rascals

Faced with this absurd setup, Xiao Yu wants nothing more than to flip off the system. Still, maternal instinct kicks in, forcing her to roll up her sleeves to protect her three-year-old son Xiao Ruoguang and six-year-old daughter Ji Yu.

Xiao Yu's personality is incredibly shameless and blunt, leading to some absolutely hilarious moments. Not only does she set her own kids straight, but she also opens her heart to adopt the original male lead and another close little boy.

A Gold Finger from the System

To help her survive, the system hooks her up with an awesome gold finger. Thanks to this cheat, Xiao Yu gradually restores her paralyzed body and quickly masters playing the piano.

This musical talent was actually inherited from the original owner's late father, an international piano prodigy. Combining her natural-born talent with the system's boost, she successfully rebuilds her independent career.

Reunion with the Ex-Husband

The romance plot focuses on the reunion between Xiao Yu and her ex-husband, Ji Xuan. He happens to be the male lead of the original novel and the biological father of her kids.

Initially, there are some massive misunderstandings between them due to the original owner's baggage. But thanks to Xiao Yu's decisive and wonderfully quirky attitude, Ji Xuan is slowly drawn to her and they step-by-step resolve their old conflicts.

What We Loved

• A warm and hilarious plot that offers a super relaxing read.
• A female lead in Xiao Yu who is quirky, independent, and decisive, with zero relationship drama.
• The kid characters, like Ji Yu and Xiao Ruoguang, are written to be absolutely adorable.
• A great slice-of-life pace, deeply focusing on maternal love and family healing.

What Could Be Better

• The system's intervention feels a bit too fast, making it too easy for her to overcome her struggles.
• The side characters could have used a bit more depth.

What Readers Are Saying

• WuxiaWorldEU: 4.50/5 (36 ratings, as of 10/04/2026), with readers raving about the comedy and the adorable kids.

Final Thoughts on a Sweet Ride

Clocking in at 122 chapters, this is the perfect bite-sized read for anyone looking for a good laugh. Xiao Yu’s journey to rewrite her children's fates brings plenty of giggles and heartwarming feels.

In short: This is a sweet, hilarious, and family-oriented transmigration novel that is absolutely worth diving into!

Tags: transmigration, parenting, comedy