The Cook and Her Child: Begged by a Noble House to Stay

Synopsis:
[Transmigration + Raising a Child + Building a Career + Male Rivalry Chaos + Powerful Men Losing Control + Healing + Food]
After transmigrating into the body of a discarded widow, I enter a marquis’s household with my daughter to make a living.
The household has three young masters:
One is gloomy and world-weary, prickly to the core;
One is frail and sensitive, plagued by stomach illness and withdrawn;
And one is a mischievous troublemaker—wild, unruly, and impossible to control.
They all share one thing in common—they’re extremely picky eaters!
No one thinks much of me, a cook who suddenly appeared out of nowhere. What they don’t know is that in my past life, I had experience in special education.
Later on—
The gloomy heir comes to see me as his confidante;
The reclusive genius will only eat the meals I make;
And the little demon follows me everywhere, utterly devoted.
I become the most irreplaceable person in the marquis’s household. Even the capital’s noble families offer hefty sums, begging me to come teach their children.
Once I’ve saved enough money, I take my daughter’s hand, ready to leave and live a carefree life.
But who would have thought… those high-and-mighty figures of the household begin looking at me in increasingly dangerous ways—so much so that they even turn against each other because of me…
—
The cold, rigid Grand Chancellor—whose power shakes the court—pins me against the wall, gripping my chin tightly:
“Trying to run away with An’an? Shen Lingwei, do you take me for dead?”
The rebellious young general shields me behind him, grinning arrogantly:
“Uncle, forced love never ends well. She saved my life—today, I’m taking her away. I’ll offer my entire general’s estate as her betrothal gift!”
Even the aloof, otherworldly advisor silently presses all his wealth into my hands, lowering his gaze as he restrains himself:
“Choose me. I won’t let any of them harm you.”
Facing these powerful men, I reply coldly:
“Want a title? Get in line. Don’t get in the way of me raising my child and building my career.”