After Mastering Fate, I Reshaped Life With My Son Novel

Song Yao dreamt she was the mother of a major villain in the very novel she inhabited. In this world, Song Yao was a side character destined for a brief, tragic existence, a fate mirrored in the novel's description of her miserable life. Her son, the novel's villain, became an antagonist to the protagonists, his life ending by the male lead's hand during a war. This tragedy stemmed from Song Yao's husband, who, when their son was six months old, gave him away to a comrade. The father’s motive was to compensate for injuring his comrade, leaving him unable to have children. Separated, their son was trafficked, eventually escaping to a life of hardship. He found solace in the female lead, but his desire to be worthy of her led him down a criminal path. Song Yao endured her own suffering: miscarriage, infertility, her husband's betrayal, and another woman replacing her. She never saw her son again. Waking from her dream, Song Yao resolves to rewrite their fates. She intends to rescue herself and her son by preempting the disastrous events, leaving her husband to forge a new, independent life.