I Died Young, Then Transmigrated to Ancient Times as a Man Who Can Bear Children

After Ye Qing finished his college entrance exams at eighteen, he was diagnosed with terminal bone cancer. After struggling for several years, he finally passed away, his body emaciated, as his family watched in grief. With his dying wish, Ye Qing prayed that he might have a healthy body in his next life.

When he opened his eyes again, Ye Qing had been transported to a strange ancient world, where he became a young male spouse named Ye Xunqing. This world had more than just men and women: there were also "ge'er" and "jie'er." Jie'er were women among women, beautiful and fertile, while ge'er were men among men, also beautiful and able to bear children. But they were weaker than men and had more difficulty bearing children than women, making them the most despised of all.

Ye Qing figured that since he was here, he might as well make the best of it. At least this ge'er's body was healthy, able to walk and jump around.

What? The original owner was about to be sold off as a wife to the bald old man at the east end of the village? No way. If Ye Qing was going to marry, he would marry someone decent.

There was hardly anything to eat in this ancient world, much to the dismay of Lin Qing, a food blogger in his previous life. Let's see how he carves out a path for himself in this primitive farming society!

(A quick note: A Qing isn't some delicate, sweet little darling. His soul is still Lin Qing's. Nor is he a saint. Everything he does, whether good or bad, is driven by self-interest. Profit always comes first.)