The Little Cannon Fodder Who Remarried with His Mother in the 1950s

Qu Weiwei woke up to find herself transformed from a 23-year-old woman into a five-year-old girl. The girl’s father was the richest man in Pingcheng, with five concubines and over a dozen illegitimate children. Qu Weiwei was one of them. Before the liberation, Qu Weiwei’s father planned to pack his belongings and flee abroad. Unfortunately, his legal wife only wanted to take her wealth and her own children; she didn’t want to take any of the concubines, illegitimate children, or illegitimate sons and daughters. So, she poisoned their food. Qu Weiwei and her mother were among them. Unfortunately, no matter how well they planned, they couldn’t escape an inside job. The fourth concubine and the steward conspired to empty the house of all its valuables, ruining their original plan. After waking up for most of the day, Qu Weiwei realized she had transmigrated into a period drama novel with a strong female lead. Her eldest sister, Qu Qingqing, was the novel’s protagonist. Because of the steward’s betrayal, her family couldn’t leave the country and had to pack their belongings and flee to the countryside to hide. The story begins with the Qu family returning to their rural hometown. Qu Weiwei and her mother have appeared several times in the eldest sister’s words, not as a concubine, but as the third aunt and cousin. After arriving in the countryside, they paid to change all their records except their names. Because the male lead also has a younger sister the same age as Qu Weiwei, Qu Weiwei is portrayed as a cannon fodder character. Qu Weiwei believes that as long as she stays away from the male and female leads, she and her mother can live well, so she wants to quickly pack their things and run away. Note: The female lead’s surname is Qu in the early stages, but she changes it later. — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: The Little Cannon Fodder Who Remarried with His Mother in the 1950s — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠