After Mastering Fate, I Reshaped Life With My Son

Song Yao dreams that she is the mother of a major villain in the novel that mirrors her own world. In this novel, her character is a side note, her life a brief, miserable outline. She foresees her own short existence and her son's tragic fate. Her son, the novel's most hated villain, obstructs the protagonists and is ultimately killed by the male lead. This stems from Song Yao's husband, who, when their son was six months old, secretly gave him to a comrade. This act was retribution for an injury that left the comrade unable to have children. Abandoned, the son falls victim to human trafficking, eventually escaping to a life of hardship. He encounters the female lead, his sole beacon of hope, but his desperate desire to be worthy of her leads him down a path of crime and ruin. Meanwhile, Song Yao endures miscarriage, infertility, her husband's infidelity, and a rival usurping her place. She never even gets to see her son one last time. Upon waking, Song Yao is determined to avert this future, to save herself and her son by intervening early. She resolves to leave her husband, who will abandon them both, and forge a new life entirely her own.