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Help! The Kids I Raised Are All Future Villains
Help! The Kids I Raised Are All Future Villains Plot:
Lin Wanwan is reborn at 22 and accidentally takes in three poor little kids: Rong Chuan, who's so weak he can't climb stairs; A Zhao, a feisty beggar who steals her necklace; and Xiao Nian, a mute who only writes 'hungry' on paper. Until one深夜, she catches Rong Chuan fixing a broken streetlight with golden powers, A Zhao flipping five bullies who cornered her, and Xiao Nian summoning silver knives to protect her—only to realize these are the exact 'Dark Triad' that terrorized the world three years later in her past life! Now, she's not just fighting workplace bullying; she's also making tomato egg noodles for her kids while secretly rewriting their 'villain scripts'—after all, who can resist the stars in their eyes when they hug her neck and say, 'Sister, I'll protect you from now on'?
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