The Little Cannon Fodder Who Remarried with Her Mother in the 1950s

Qu Weiwei woke up and found herself transformed from a 23-year-old woman into a 5-year-old girl. The little girl's father was the richest man in Pingcheng, with five concubines and over a dozen illegitimate children.

Qu Weiwei was one of them. On the eve of liberation, Qu Weiwei's father planned to pack up and flee abroad. Unfortunately, his legal wife only wanted to take her money and her own children, not a single one of the concubines or illegitimate children.

So, she poisoned their food. Qu Weiwei and her mother were among the poisoned. However, no matter how well their family planned, they couldn't account for an inside traitor. The Fourth Concubine colluded with the housekeeper to empty the house of all valuables, thwarting all original plans.

After being awake for most of the day, Qu Weiwei realized she had transmigrated into a female-led novel set in an old era. Her eldest legitimate sister, Qu Qingqing, was the novel's protagonist.

Due to the housekeeper's betrayal, their family couldn't go abroad and could only gather their personal assets and sneakily hide in the countryside. The story begins with the Qu family returning to their ancestral home in the countryside.

Qu Weiwei and her mother had appeared a few times in the protagonist's narration, not as concubines, but as the third aunt and a cousin. After moving to the countryside, they paid to change all their information except their names.

Because the male lead also had a younger sister the same age as Qu Weiwei, the cannon fodder character Qu Weiwei appeared. Qu Weiwei felt that as long as she and her mother stayed away from the male and female leads, they could live good lives.

Therefore, she wanted to quickly pack up and run away with her mother. Note: The female protagonist's surname is Qu in the early stages, but it changes later.