I Transmigrated As A Villain’s Mother

Song Ci transmigrates into a book as a supporting character burdened by her younger brother, Song Yujin. She realizes Yujin is the male lead who, after suffering abuse from his sister, grows up to seek revenge. Fearing this fate, Song Ci attempts to appease him with kindness, offering to cook and encouraging his homework, but Yujin remains suspicious of her newfound affection. Their infrequent aunt then arrives with a proposition: Song Ci will marry Lu Gan in place of her cousin. The aunt’s family, who originally sought Lu Gan for his wealth and looks, now see him as damaged goods after a car accident and are attempting to pass him off to Song Ci. Song Ci agrees, recalling that refusing the marriage in the book led to her demise at the hands of Lu Gan and his son. Surprisingly, after their marriage, Lu Gan begins doting on her, and the villainous son offers her a billion as pocket money, while Song Yujin presents her with an expensive necklace. Song Ci finds herself unexpectedly cherished by powerful figures.