50-Year-Old Madam Guards the Marquis's Gate, Caning Naive, Rebellious Sons

Madam Hong Yingrong, wife of Marquis Xingyuan, lived a life of wealth and luxury, adorned in fine silks and delicious food.

Those around her constantly painted a picture of peace, allowing her to live comfortably within her bubble, never experiencing the treachery of human hearts, nor possessing any awareness of preparing for danger in times of peace.

Even in her fifties, the Old Madam was like a hothouse flower, untouched by wind, frost, or rain.

However, disaster struck one day as schemes were meticulously laid. The Marquisate's title was stripped away, and her once noble status instantly plummeted to dust.

Her eldest son's position as heir was abolished, and he was demoted to a commoner. Her second son privately set up a gambling house, violating imperial law, and was sentenced to execution after the autumn harvest. Her youngest son was even impeached for spreading rebellious poetry and ultimately died tragically after suffering cruel tortures in the imperial prison.

Madam Hong Yingrong of Xingyuan Marquisate could only watch powerlessly as her children faced separation by death and suffered grave misfortunes.

Ultimately, she herself perished by the sword, never knowing the true mastermind behind it all, even in death.

After life and death, she unexpectedly reborn three years in the past. This Old Madam, who had long resided in her chambers, devoted to vegetarianism and prayer, underwent a dramatic change in temperament.

Facing the children she had once doted on and held dear, she decided that rather than letting them die tragically at the hands of others three years later, it would be better for her to act preemptively. The 50-year-old Madam resolved to revitalize her family.

"Bring me my dragon-headed cane! If I don't beat this rebellious son to death, then I've lived this life in vain!"