Quick Transmigration: I Want to Bear Children for Emperors of Every Dynasty

[Quick transmigration + no fixed couple + ancient-to-modern + System + having babies and selling her talents]

Her close friend, the Creator, rented a lab and bought a System for Si Cheng. Who knew the shady lab would run off before figuring out how the System worked?

What? The System wants her to have children with all kinds of emperors?

No way! She’s a self-respecting female author. How could she do that?

Until she sees Ying Zheng: six foot three, with a high nose, long lashes, and big eyes.

Whoa! Even a female author knows how to have fun. This generation’s tyrant, Ying Zheng, can only howl like a lovesick wolf in her hands.

World One: An obscure female author’s daily life, seducing the First Emperor…

“I’m not having the tyrant’s baby!”

“Sweetie, your new book on Tomato just flopped again.”

“I’m not having the tyrant’s baby!”

“Sweetie, the System says you can move on to another handsome emperor after you give birth. It can even make your new book a hit!”

“Fine, let’s do it! Tonight’s the perfect night. I refuse to believe I can’t win over one tyrant!”

World Two: She handles Liu Che, the playboy, just as easily, then sends him off to Hengdian to play an emperor. From then on, she makes so much money her hands cramp from counting it…

World Three: Yang Guang, a studious man with a gift for writing, has arrived too? Her books can be saved! One wild history novel makes her famous, and from then on, flopping is someone else’s problem!

World Four: Tang Taizong Li Shimin, a handsome man with both courage and wisdom. She has to hurry up and have his baby…

World Five: Shunzhi, the great romantic? Wasn’t he devoted to Dong’e? Si Cheng is determined to win him over anyway, just to enjoy seeing a hopeless romantic reduced to sniffling tears!

[This book is pure flights of fancy. Please don’t use it to study history, and definitely don’t think too hard while reading. If you do, I can only tell you it’s not good, really not good. And if you’re here to nitpick, please move along. Thanks for your cooperation!]