My Sons’ Golden Fingers Merged with Mine After Transmigration

Qiu Yinuo was a successful but terminally ill CEO in her previous life, suffering from pancreatic cancer and betrayed by her ambitious nephew. After faking her death in a car crash to escape her painful end, she transmigrated into the body of a villainess in a 1970s novel. She became the overweight, widowed wife of Shao Chengyuan, a soldier declared dead in action, and found herself giving birth to twin boys in a rural hospital. The original owner of the body had been sold into marriage after losing her memory, and upon regaining it, had abandoned her children to return to her childhood sweetheart, leading to her tragic downfall in the novel.

Qiu Yinuo, possessing the combat skills and business acumen of her past life, immediately took charge of her new reality. She faced the immediate challenge of raising two infants alone with no family support, as her in-laws had disappeared and her own parents were abusive. With the help of a kind neighbor, Auntie Cai, and a capable young woman named He Ziqing, she navigated the hardships of postpartum recovery and the scarcity of the era. Her life was further complicated by a traumatic incident where a child trafficker attempted to steal one of her sons from the hospital. Qiu Yinuo fought the trafficker with brutal efficiency, displaying the martial arts prowess she had inherited from her original body’s training, and successfully rescued the child with the help of the police.

A significant turning point occurred when Qiu Yinuo discovered that she had brought a magical space with her, known as the Library Pavilion. This space contained a healing spring and a vast library that was gradually unlocking new levels. She used the spring water to improve her health, boost her milk supply, and enhance the quality of food for her family. Meanwhile, her eldest son, Shao Xingchen, realized that he had also transmigrated into the body of a baby. He retained his adult consciousness and was horrified to find himself dependent on his mother, yet he gradually warmed to the maternal care she provided. He also discovered that his space was now shared with his mother, a revelation that distressed him initially but eventually led to a complex bond between them.

As the twins grew, Qiu Yinuo began to plan for their future and her own financial independence. She utilized her knowledge of future economic reforms to prepare for business opportunities, aiming to secure a comfortable life for her children. She built relationships with neighbors and local officials, leveraging her gratitude for the help she received. Her cooking and maternal skills earned her respect in the community, and she started to establish a reputation as a capable and kind woman despite her tragic circumstances. The narrative follows her daily struggles and small victories as she adapts to life in the 1970s, balancing the demands of motherhood with her long-term goals.

The story also introduces the military background of her husband’s family. Shao Chengyuan, who was not actually dead, was involved in a secret mission and had been presumed dead. His mother had disappeared after a car accident, and his father’s death had left him with deep emotional scars. The narrative hints at future reunions and the unraveling of the mysteries surrounding his survival. Qiu Yinuo remains unaware of his true status, focusing instead on raising her twins and building a stable life. The tension between her past life’s trauma and her current responsibilities drives her determination to protect her children and create a new identity for herself, separate from the villainess role she was destined to play in the novel.

Throughout the early chapters, Qiu Yinuo’s character evolves from a desperate survivor to a confident matriarch. She learns to appreciate the simple joys of life, such as good food and the company of her children, which she had neglected in her previous life. Her interactions with He Ziqing and the neighbors highlight the social dynamics of the era, providing a glimpse into the community life of 1970s China. The story sets the stage for a narrative of resilience, family bonding, and the gradual accumulation of wealth and power, as Qiu Yinuo prepares to seize the opportunities that will come with the changing times.