In the novel, the MC gets three supernatural gifts. First, she receives the gift of the strength of cow, i.e., slightly supernatural strength which is with her in each world until the final extra. Don't worry though, this strength is sometimes outclassed by the world she inhabits. For example, in one world, there are cultivators so her superhuman strength is nothing to boast of comparatively speaking.

Second, after a few lives she gains a space--this is a game changer as it allows the MC to hoard food and other goods from world to world which can help get out of some tough spots at the beginning of her transmigration. Usually, the MC starts in pretty bad situations so having some money or items to pawn is a great way to get out of a desperation situation. For this reason, I think the other commenters complained that the MC eventually just sits back and lets the plot resolve itself. I understand the complaint, but I actually like characters who slowly grow from their transmigrations and, here, since the MC doesn't retain her skills from life to life, I think its fine for her to bring items from past lives to help her new situation.

Finally, in the extra, sadly, the MC loses her superhuman strength and space for some kind of hacking power to assist her in her original life. If you want to know how its used, read the whole story for yourself!

f you like your female leads to have powerups, a lover, and actually aggressively lead, this novel is not going to be your cup of tea

Third arc got a one year old child that seemingly grew up from being swaddled and breast fed to talking and moving about like a bigger toddler. With the MC constantly buttering up the bastard father whenever talking to her genius son on top of starting to whine out of nowhere unlike previous arcs. Almost forgot, author also decided to refer to a 5-6 year old girl meant to help nurse the other baby that wasn't ready for a maid even as Mother Qui and also say later that she gave birth and lost her own child. Highly questionable even for such a time period.

With a supposed weak but caring mother turning 360 and becoming a fool that is smitten with an abusive husband. That is not just weak but being a total fool and tool. Even when said mother and her child almost got sold, she was siding with the bastard useless husband, despite earlier accounts saying that she was supposed to protect her daughter even at the cost of her life. Oh and this is after all the screw ups of the bastard husband btw. Not to mention how she talked back to MC for trying to defend them/teach the bastard a lesson and yet just accepting everything from the husband.

doesnt focus on the mother anymore and her teaching methods but only on drama surrounding her children? She feels more like a side character than the main one. She also doesnt rly learn anything from the world she has been (atleast up to chapter 69)

most of the time when she wants to discipline her children she hits them? Dont get me wrong, its an easy method but its not really adding anything into how it affetcs the children psychologically or any worthy to add parenting on her part. The fact the children are suddenly behaved is because they are scared! Saying this novel is about motherhood is wrong as her teaching method doesnt change! Like at all! This shouldnt be promoted at all!

The first arc is excellent and got me hooked. It truly was about a challenging motherhood. She became a mother of an addict.

The second was average mostly because the son in that story was... underwhelming. He was constantly watched over by his mommy to make him separate from his college girlfriend and make him adhere to his wife. Who cares about men of this sort? An adult married male whose mother watches where he sticks his d*ck and where the money from his wallet goes. Terrible.

The third arc was terrible for me as a reader, because I nether enjoy Chinese stories about r*pe and r*pe victims, nor do I enjoy reading a lot about the rapist and his partner in crime wife which is what this arc is about. I actually did not expect it and felt cheated by the author. There was no r*pe in the original script, it happened because the FL transmigrated and changed the storyline!

There was too little about the FL, the mother, in the third arc. She was in the background 99% of the time, spending it either in her workshop or imprisoned, and too much about crime, post crime suffering of her daughter and no justice for me to like it. It simply made me angry without resolution. It was not even a tragedy, just an ugly fantasy of the author on the topic of Chinese obcession with having a son instead of a daughter, r*pe, futile efforts to prevent it, and its consequences for the two families involved.

Anyways, these are stories well told and they certainly stir emotions. But they are not about the sweetness of motherhood, far from it, and the system is not interfering nor helping in any way. It only gave the FL super strength right off the bat which made the FL behave brutally with her kids and, frankly, made her look rather awfully violent, being the perpetrator of domestic violence and physical ab*se: breaking her son's legs in one arc, hitting her son with a wooden rolling pin on his head in another, etc. Terrible stuff.

As I read this novel, I skipped at least one third of the arcs because I disliked the settings, they were too shocking or unpleasant or simply not this author's forte, but the remaining arcs were satisfying and simple stories about motherhood or sometimes not so much about motherhood but about kids growing up in challenging circumstances and succeeding, becoming good people.

Her son is just as bad as the villainess/ mistress. She got her just reward but the son was protected the whole time by the MC. The FL in the arc deserves someone better honestly. She was the only innocent person in the arc. They addressed how people react when the baby is a girl and it really made my blood boil. The author did a good job giving them a daughter after all that but I stopped reading afterwards.