Reborn as the Goddess of Fertility, I’m Crushing My Pregnancy KPIs

(Quick transmigration + childbirth + palace intrigue + household intrigue + feel-good wish fulfillment) Overworked office worker Gu Jintang transmigrates as the Child-Giving Goddess. From the start, she runs into a career bottleneck and is forced to bind herself to a childbirth System, personally going out to hit her KPIs. She can only extend her life by bearing children for male leads who struggle to have heirs. Gu Jintang says, “Having babies? That’s my specialty. I’ve got this!” World One: [A childless God of War and Regent vs. the beautiful, strong, tragic legitimate daughter of the Prime Minister] The Regent is over thirty and still has no children. The court uses his lack of an heir as an excuse to take back his military power. He’s already prepared to fight them head-on, but never expected that the young woman he casually rescued would bear him a whole litter of little geniuses. World Two: [A precocious young Grand Tutor vs. a mischievous princess] Grand Tutor Ye comes from an illustrious family. He’s accomplished at a young age but has no interest in women, so everyone assumes he has a hidden ailment and is destined to be alone. Later, the Grand Tutor and the princess each hold a baby in their arms, making everyone else envious. World Three: [The upright official of the Court of Judicial Review vs. an arrogant and overbearing female general] Gu Huaijin, the official of the Court of Judicial Review, excels in both civil and military arts and is peerlessly handsome. But he’s believed to bring death to his wives, so no one dares marry him. The female general Qin Anye is arrogant and overbearing, and her murderous aura scares off all the eligible young men in the city. The emperor slaps his thigh. “One’s a King of Hell and the other’s a Rakshasa. You’re made for each other!” So everyone counts on their fingers to see how many days Qin Anye can last. But as they keep counting, why is Qin Anye’s belly getting bigger? At last, after completing her child-delivery KPIs, Gu Jintang packs her things and prepares to make a run for it. A familiar voice rings out. “You’ve already given me so many children. Where do you think you’re going?” Gu Jintang is stunned. “I thought this was supposed to be quick transmigration. Why are all the male leads that same sinister man I gave children to?”