The Whole Family Transmigrated? The Capital's Nobles Call Me Great-Grandmother

Song Ci, a top-tier physician, transmigrated into a Marquis's Mansion as the fake heiress. It was a disastrous start: on the first day, she nearly died. The true heiress wanted to use her as a stepping stone, and her fiancé forced her to kneel. Her eldest brother also transmigrated, becoming the heir of the Duke of Zhenguo's estate—a top-tier playboy. Her mom, a housewife, transmigrated into a wealthy widow surrounded by young hunks. Her second brother transmigrated into a sinister Nine-Thousand-Year Lord, a guillotine hanging over the heads of all officials. Her dad transmigrated into an old scumbag with seven concubines and about to remarry. All of them ended up in better positions and richer lives than Song Ci, yet each had their own troubles. Song Ci had no time to envy; she could only save her family, one after another. She started a newspaper, opened a medical clinic, and even rescued a dying yandere prince. The true heiress went mad, the fiancé came out of the closet, and the Marquis's whole family regretted bitterly. The nobles came begging one after another, "Great-Grandmother, please cure our unfilial descendants..." Song Ci didn't even look up: "Pay first, then get in line..." — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: The Whole Family Transmigrated? The Capital's Nobles Call Me Great-Grandmother — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠