Transmigration: Reborn as an Abandoned Princess Consort Raising Triplets

Chu Fuyu is a twenty-five-year-old woman who has lived a solitary life since her parents died in a car accident fifteen years ago. She harbors a deep hatred for her uncle, Chu Xiong, whom she believes is responsible for their deaths. Upon reaching adulthood, she inherits a hundred million yuan from her parents through their personal lawyer, Wang. Lawyer Wang reveals that the accident was indeed a murder orchestrated by Chu Xiong and that he has spent fifteen years gathering evidence. However, before they can pursue legal action, Lawyer Wang takes matters into his own hands by jumping from a rooftop with Chu Xiong, killing them both. Devastated by the loss of her only connection to her parents and the violent nature of his revenge, Chu Fuyu feels a profound sense of isolation. While searching for her parents' belongings, she faints and enters a dimensional space that offers her a chance to transmigrate into her previous life.

She learns that in her past life, she was a noblewoman who married Xiao Jingheng, the Prince Jing and renowned God of War. Their marriage began with love but ended in divorce after Chu Fuyu, driven by jealousy and immaturity, drove the Prince's mother, the Dowager Consort, away. Heartbroken and pregnant, she ran away to a remote village to raise triplets alone in poverty. The space gives her twenty-four hours to prepare. Using her inheritance, she raids pharmacies for medicine, buys gold and silver, and empties ten supermarkets owned by her enemy, Chu Xiong, into her spatial storage. She also purchases farming tools, fabrics, and modern conveniences. With her supplies secured, she closes her eyes and is transported to the straw hut in Lishui Village.

Chu Fuyu awakens to her three sons, Da Mao, Er Mao, and San Mao, who are malnourished and ragged. Memories of her previous life flood her mind, and she realizes the foolishness of her past self. Determined to change their fate, she uses her stockpiled supplies to feed the children roast chicken, milk, and nutritious meals. She gives them proper names—Huai Jin, Huai Yu, and Huai Yi—and begins teaching them to read and write. She improves their living conditions by hiring local workers to repair and expand their home, buying a donkey cart, and purchasing livestock. Her demeanor changes from the fiery woman of the past to a gentle, capable mother, earning the respect and help of her kind neighbors, the Li family.

As she settles into her new life, Chu Fuyu faces the challenge of raising three boys while hiding her true identity and wealth. She is acutely aware that the Prince Jing Manor could discover the existence of the children at any time. Unlike her previous self, she is not willing to hand them over to a father who abandoned them, nor does she trust the cold environment of the prince's manor. She resolves to build a warm, stable home for her children in the countryside, using her modern knowledge and vast resources to ensure they grow up healthy and educated. The story follows her daily efforts to balance motherhood with the secrets of her transmigration, as she navigates village life and prepares for the inevitable day when her past may catch up with her.