Zhulan's transmigration into a farming counterattack tale came with unexpected consequences: marriage, motherhood, and the role of mother-in-law. But there's a twist—she became the tyrannical mother-in-law everyone despises. At thirty-six, managing six children, two daughters-in-law, several grandchildren, and a husband who isn't her original spouse but the man who orchestrated her entire transmigration, Zhulan discovers a devastating truth. The elder daughter-in-law weaponizes her sharp tongue, amplifying trivial matters into family scandals. The younger one hides behind fragile tears and manufactured vulnerability, painting Zhulan as the villain. Only now does Zhulan grasp the cruel conspiracy—she's been expertly framed by the women closest to her. "This existence is unbearable," Zhulan mutters. Her husband steps forward. "You have me." "You?" Zhulan's laugh is bitter. "You're the architect of my ruin!" He falls silent, confronted by a truth he cannot deny.