Twilight Smoke Paints the Pavilion

One moment she was time-traveling, the next, Zhang Xiaoying, a lifelong singleton, skipped right over marriage and childbirth to joyfully become an amazing old lady.
She started with nothing but four walls and was gifted three sons and a daughter, each more infuriating than the last.
What could she do? She rolled up her sleeves and started whipping them into shape.
Not listening? A fist is the best argument, and good behavior comes from the stick’s end.
As days got better, the family realized that more and more officials and noblemen were visiting the old lady, wanting to take her away for retirement!
No way, it’s only right for sons to support their mother in her old age. Even the Emperor has to get in line!
The Emperor: “The teacher is mine; whoever dares compete with me for the privilege of caring for her in her old age, I shall decimate their nine relatives!”
Zhang Xiaoying: “Scared, so scared. This pile of pampering can go to whoever wants it; all I want to do is retire quietly.”
[Strong female lead, no romantic plot]
Recommended completed wen: Farming novels "The Manly Wife of the Prime Minister's House" and "The Little Evil Girl of the Farmstead," campus wen "The Nation's Goddess is Super Cool" "The Reborn Rich Girl is a Top Student" and "The Little Cutie is Somewhat Arrogant"

Transmigration: I am the Super Old Lady

With Zhou Tao making a firm stand, the Tian Family Clan didn't side with them as they did during Tian Guangsheng's divorce with the Qi Family, staunchly preventing Tian Guangsheng and his mother from meddling in the marriage arrangements.


The marriage between the Qi Family and Dashun was smoothly settled.


Originally, the Qi Family thought that since Qiaoqiao was marrying for the second time, they could dispense with the numerous formalities and simply choose a good day to marry her off.


But Zhou Tao disagreed, "No matter whether Yunniang is remarrying or not, she is the wife that our Dashun is going to marry. All the rituals must be observed. As for what outsiders might say, what does it have to do with us? They are the ones living their lives together; as long as they are happy, that's what counts."


402 After hardship comes happiness