Quick Transmigration: The God of Fertility Is by Your Side

[Childbearing + both leads are inexperienced + no System + no fixed couple + spoiled troublemaker]

The God of Fertility, Ziwei, offended the Queen Mother and was punished by the Heavenly Emperor, who cast her down into the mortal world. She cannot return to Heaven until she has borne enough children.

World 1: A disabled business tycoon desperately longs for a child, happy ending

World 2: A bandit leader kidnaps a bride, then pursues his wife, happy ending

World 3: A story about a tiger and a fox spirit, happy ending

World 4: Revenge on her birth family deep in the mountains, happy ending

World 5: A gorgeous beauty seeks the protection of an apocalypse big shot, happy ending

World 6: A talkative influencer and a real heiress become fast friends, happy ending

World 7: Joins forces with a great general to defeat the leader of the Dark Pavilion, happy ending

World 8: A penny-pinching finance manager falls for a junior accountant, happy ending

World 9: A brutal new emperor forces his love, bad ending

World 10: Young Master Zhi fights his sister-in-law for his brother’s affection, happy ending

World 11: A crumbling fairy-tale world where identities keep changing, happy ending

World 12: Becomes a powerful woman in the panda world and punishes evildoers, happy ending

World 13: A deranged snake king sets his sights on her, and she can’t get away, happy ending

Note: The mysterious character who appears early on is only there to help the leads, and will gradually disappear later. The fated person mentioned in each world is essentially that world’s powerful male lead, but in some worlds the male lead’s personality becomes distorted and the role passes to someone else. There is no single male lead throughout the novel.