Ye Chutang, the heir of an Ancient Medical Family, toiled her entire life, only to die unexpectedly just as she was about to take over.
Reborn into a new life, all she wants is to be a salted fish and laze her life away.
Who knew she would start with a critical blow: her parents and eldest brother were assassinated, leaving her and three children behind.
Her third brother was gravely injured, her fourth brother was in a coma, and there was a nursing baby crying out for food.
She weighed the cold corn bun in her hand and looked up at the sky in despair; one person dragging along three, this hand of cards was so bad it would be better to start over.
The Little Milk Group tugged on her pant leg.
"Hungry."
Ye Chutang: "..." Get up and get to work!

Ye Chutang's plan was perfect: raise the children, then retire to live out her days.
But as it turned out, a certain man would not let her have her way.
"Second Miss Ye, you've delayed me for so many years. You ought to give me an explanation."
Ye Chutang: "6."
You were the one who lingered at my door and refused to leave back then, and now it has become my fault?

The Ye Family became extraordinary: The Ye Family's third son is the dynasty's top scholar, the Ye Family's fourth son is renowned in the Northwest for his great military achievements, and the Ye Family's Fifth Miss has a business empire that spans the world, her wealth rivaling a nation's.
Only Second Miss Ye of the Ye Family, busy raising her younger siblings, had unknowingly grown older, her marriage prospects becoming a worry.
Until one day, the all-powerful Duke Dingbei, Shen Yanchuan, arrived with a ten-li-long bridal procession to marry her.
Ye Chutang was silent for a long time.
"This time, you're in charge of the kids."

Emperor Muwu froze for a moment upon hearing the name, his brow furrowing slightly.


Ye Chutang and her siblings had been back in the Capital City for some time. Many knew who they were, but no one dared mention them before Emperor Muwu.


For one, Emperor Muwu was preoccupied with matters of state. For another, Ye Zheng had been exiled for incurring the Emperor's wrath and had died in an "accident" on the road. No one knew if Emperor Muwu still held a grudge over the affair.


Thus, no one had spoken to him about the details of Ye Chutang and her siblings' circumstances.


The Eldest Princess had deliberately avoided mentioning Ye Chutang's identity, intending to wait for an opportune moment like today to bring it up with Emperor Muwu.


"Yes. It's been three years, and the children have grown so much," the Eldest Princess said with a smile. "Especially Chutang. If she hadn't acted so promptly that day, I fear I might never have woken up."


Chapter 111 - Chapter 111: Arranging a Marriage