[A captivating beauty + a flirtatious charmer + revenge on scumbags + sweet romance + one-on-one + children]
Ye Qingqing is a rabbit spirit who has cultivated for two hundred years. Fair-skinned and beautiful, with a slender waist and long legs, she is struck by heavenly lightning and killed on the very day she takes human form.
The fertility System, Baibai, latches onto her. “Go to different worlds and complete missions, and I’ll bring you back to life.”
Ye Qingqing: “Missions? Thanks, but I’m tired of living.”
Baibai props its chin on its hand. “But the missions are easy. All you have to do is have children with the chosen ones in each world.”
Ye Qingqing refuses, of course. She worked herself to the bone cultivating when she was alive, and now she’s supposed to work herself to the bone having babies after she’s dead?
“...Completing missions earns merit points. Once you reach a hundred, you can not only come back to life, but also become an immortal.”
Ye Qingqing bites her lip, grabs the System by the leg, and says, “Deal!”
At first, the missions are the usual seduction-and-childbearing routine. Gradually, she realizes the System is becoming twisted and unscrupulous.
So she begins to break free of its control, step by step, eventually joining forces with someone to destroy it.
An immortal from the Upper Clear Realm descends to the mortal world to undergo tribulations. He is supposed to experience the full range of pain, from separation and death to love, hate, and desire. But someone has set their sights on his destiny.
Much, much later, as Ye Qingqing gazes down at the mortal world beneath the osmanthus tree in the Moon Palace, she is overcome with emotion. Sure enough, every step a rabbit takes counts.
First world: [The cold, possessive fake royal uncle vs. the beautiful, gentle, pampered princess]
Second world: [The wealthy, refined CEO next door vs. the glamorous fake heiress]
Third world: [The beautiful young woman sent to the countryside in the 1970s vs. the soldier who keeps women at arm’s length]
Bunny is super cute!! The male protagonist dotes on her very much [laughs][laughs][laughs], this is so annoying for nothing, but fortunately Tutu discovered its evil intentions, the author's writing is super good 👍👍👍, it is not enough to read ahhhh 🥺🥺🥺😢😢😢
I like it so much, it's so pretty [admiration]
😄😄😄At the end, I thought the immortal king had tied up his seven children (⁎⁍̴̛ᴗ⁍̴̛⁎) but it turned out to be monsters 🤔🤔
It's quite interesting. Although the heroine's memory is always deleted, the heroine never believes in the system from beginning to end, and the male and female protagonists are always the only one with each other.
It was pretty good, but it ended too quickly.
It's pretty cool. It's the first time I've seen such a bad system. Fortunately, Tutu has her own ideas and can always find the right person.
It's lacking, but the story is interesting. It's the first time I see that the system is broken and it's not believable. The deepest memory is when we met in the village, it was difficult to reconcile, and the sweetest thing is the first emperor uncle series.
It's okay, the ending is sloppy and rushed, but it's quite interesting.
The heroine had to be tougher before the hero was "forced" to agree to be with the heroine!
Sweet pet, 1V1, very fast-paced, and the introduction is very clear. The heroine was very serious about her mission, and she was stingy about not buying pills... She didn't expect to encounter a bad system. Of course, fortunately, I meet the right person every time and walk through three lives together.