A Lowly Female from the Beast School? N Bosses Panicked Due to Morning Sickness

Name: A Lowly Female from the Beast School? N Bosses Panicked Due to Morning Sickness
Author: Ume Melon

by Ume Melon

ongoing Sci-Fi Space Romance Female Lead

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11Kwords5chapters

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Ch. 5 — You Want to Marry Me

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[Raising cubs + Xiong Jing + Shura Cheng battle] Lu You travels to the interstellar beast world, where there is a strict registration system and everyone respects pure blood. She becomes the real daughter of a low-class noble living abroad. After being admitted home, I just wanted her to get married and get a better price. Lu You was originally very nervous when he traveled through time for the first time, but it turned out that he was bound to the "cub raising system" and as long as he provided emotional value to the cubs, he could reap generous rewards. So the question is, where is her cub? * At the opening ceremony of the Noble Academy, a 3-year-old cub with blond hair and golden eyes called a pair of sharp dragon horns called mother in public. The whole dragon clan became uneasy. His Highness Caesar of the Golden Dragon clan cast an indifferent look: "When did you give birth to my child?" On the day of the wedding, she had just walked onto the red carpet in front of everyone. Before she put her hand in the hands of her future fiancé, His Highness the Golden Dragon, a cub with seaweed-like hair and dark green eyes looked at her aggrievedly and said, "Mom, don't you want me anymore?" The entire Kraken clan was shocked! The lonely heir to the Demon King walked up the red carpet unhurriedly: "It seems that your wedding is about to be stopped. Mother, won't you give me an explanation?" After finally appeasing the two highnesses of the Dragon Clan and the Siren Clan, Lu You thought that this was the limit, but the White Tiger Beast King appeared with a cub with white hair and blue eyes in his arms: "My dear, are you going to give up after all?" No, you didn't tell the system that if you raise a cub, you still give it to the father?