Transmigrated Into an Ancient Filial Piety Novel as a Scumbag Alpha (GL)

Ji Huan woke up one day and found herself transmigrated into an ancient novel about blind filial piety, becoming a foolishly devoted daughter in a farming family.

The original host was brainwashed by her entire family. She did the hardest and most exhausting work without any complaints. Her parents used all the money from selling grain on her elder brother and younger brother, claiming that the elder brother, as the eldest son, and the younger brother, who needed to pursue scholarly honors, required the funds. As for the money that should have belonged to the original host, her mother claimed she was saving it for her, but in reality, she secretly gave it all to the elder and younger sons.

The wife the original host married, Jiang Yubai, was labeled a jinx by the mother. Not only did the mother prevent the original host from consummating the marriage with Jiang Yubai, but she also constantly nitpicked at Jiang Yubai, assigning her the most tiring and dirtiest tasks. Because of her filial piety, the original host never dared to speak up for Jiang Yubai.

In the end, in that book, the original host toiled for her family her entire life, dying of illness before reaching forty. Jiang Yubai died even earlier than the original host. Before the original host passed away, her parents only gave her a casual remark: “You were truly filial.”

Ji Huan read the original story’s plot and spat in disgust. What kind of ancient nonsense was this? She wanted to see who would dare to morally manipulate her!

So, when the mother told Ji Huan to work in the fields, Ji Huan lay on the field ridge and slept soundly. When the mother ordered Jiang Yubai to cook for the whole family, Ji Huan went into the kitchen and “accidentally” broke all the bowls. When the mother asked Ji Huan to fetch water, Ji Huan put senna leaves in the water, causing the entire family to suffer uncontrollable diarrhea. When the mother refused to give Ji Huan her rightful share of money, Ji Huan borrowed money in the village and told the lenders to collect from her parents.

In short, the original host’s parents finally couldn’t tolerate Ji Huan anymore and proposed to split the family. Ji Huan happily agreed, took the allocated land and money, and left with Jiang Yubai to live their own peaceful life.

Fortunately, Ji Huan was a skilled Jianzhan pottery artisan in her previous life. She quickly picked up her old trade and thrived in the small town. As for the cheap relatives who tried to manipulate her again, Ji Huan simply said, “Who are you?”

Note: Qianyuan = alpha, Kunze = omega, Zhongyong = beta, no additional elements.

Content tags: face-slapping, sweet story, transmigrated into a book, satisfying story, ABO, lighthearted.

One-sentence summary: Anti-manipulation expert

Theme: Strive upward and warm those around you.

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Translator’s Note: Explanation of Blind Filial Piety

Blind filial piety refers to an extreme and unquestioning devotion to one’s parents or family, where an individual obeys family demands without considering their own needs, rights, or moral judgment. In the context of the story, it describes a traditional cultural expectation, often rooted in historical or feudal societies, where children—particularly daughters—are pressured to prioritize family obligations above all else, even when those demands are unfair or harmful.