
The Emperor Has No Heirs? The Pomegranate Spirit Is Having Another Set of Twins!
帝王绝嗣?好孕石榴精又多胎了!
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 162k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Quick Transmigration
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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The Hero Has Trouble Having Children, but the Heroine Can Bear Them
I’ve Been Into Pregnancy and Palace-Intrigue Stories Lately, So Hand Over All Your Recommendations!
The Female Lead Has Multiples in Her First Pregnancy, and Multiples Again in Her Second
Is there a story where someone has multiples in every pregnancy? Six girls in the first pregnancy, twelve boys in the second, then six girls and six boy-girl twins in the third. Does the third pregnancy have eighteen babies?
Palace Intrigue, Fertility Pills, Multiple Births
The Female Lead Becomes the Male Lead’s First Love, Then Pursues Him
The supporting female character from the small world before the transmigration into a book. That's what she was back then.
The Heroine’s Family Has a History of Multiple Births: Her Brother Has Twins, and She Has Triplets
Looking for a Quick-Transmigration Story With a Female Lead Who Has a System and a Fake Pregnancy Pill, or One With a Fast Pace
Looking for Quick Transmigration Stories Where the Female Lead Bears a Child for a Selfless Second Male Lead Who Can’t Have Children
The Emperor Male Lead Struggles to Have Children, and the Heroine Bears Him an Heir
The male lead absolutely dotes on the female lead.
Looking for Quick Transmigration Pregnancy Stories, with Either a Complete or Non-Exclusive Romance, Preferably
The Male Lead Is an Emperor with No Children, and the Female Lead Enters the Palace to Bear Him an Heir
The male lead is an emperor with no children, and the female lead enters the palace to bear him an heir.
An Emperor Who Struggles to Have Heirs and a Heroine Who Can Bear Children
The Male Lead Is an Emperor with a Hatred of Women, His Family Struggles to Have Children, and It's a Monogamous Romance with Both Leads Inexperienced
The female lead should be very fertile, but not have too many children.
Female Lead Has a Whole Bunch of Babies in Ancient Times
Cute kids.
Looking for Stories Where the Male Lead Is Infertile and the Female Lead Has Lots of Children
Looking for books similar to *Qing Dynasty: One Little Slip and I Had a Baby, Then Lived to Ninety-Nine*. I want something like the early part of this story. I don't like couples who are each other's first and only partners. My favorite setup is an emperor who's nearly middle-aged, has been trying for over a decade without a child, and then the heroine arrives and has baby after baby. I like reading about that.
Looking for Quick Transmigration Childbirth Stories
Everyone, any recommendations for quick transmigration stories about having children? Please, please, please recommend some!!!
🌻 The Male Lead Has Trouble Having Children, but the Female Lead Can…
Recommend Some Pregnancy Stories! I Want Completed Ones, Please Don't Make Me Beg
Ideally, it should be finished. But if there’s an unfinished one that’s really, really good, you can recommend that too.
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It's good-looking, and every small world heroine has completed her tasks very well. The heroine has looks, a plan, and can capture the emperor's heart. After every male protagonist meets a female protagonist, he will always dote on her alone.
Are the male protagonists the same person? @Author
Really pretty
How could there be no ending! ! !
It's good, but the ending is a bit rushed
It's good to watch, but the ending is sudden. I haven't seen enough yet!
The content is interesting, novel and eye-catching. It's just that there are many typos in the text, which is a fly in the ointment.
Super pretty, great characters
This is really good to watch, but the ending is hasty and I didn't get enough of it [crying] [sending my heart] [sending my heart] [sending my heart]
It's good-looking, very good-looking, but the finale was unexpected. I wish I could have written more about it.