Raising Monsters in the Hunter X Hunter World

Aestelle, nicknamed Ai, realizes that she seems to have been reincarnated into a game world based on the Hunter anime. Although she has a golden finger, Ai is unhappy about one thing: why is her System called the Womb of All Things? It sounds so evil. Even the monsters she summons look super evil, but they're so strong that she can overlook their appearance. Defeat enemies to get drops, complete main quests to obtain new children (monsters). Her HP is low as a summoner, which is a bit of a headache, but she can leave all the troublesome work to her summons. All in all, Ai has no complaints about her life after reincarnation. There's just one thing she finds strange: why are handsome guys always trying to win her over? Are they romance targets? But Ai thinks that going on adventures with the underage protagonist group is better for her conscience than getting involved in what would obviously be a very illegal romance with a handsome guy. And so the girl befriends the protagonists and begins traveling through this world with them. Note: Although the title contains the word “gestation,” this is not a childbirth story. It's called gestation, but it's really about summoning. From the heroine's point of view, she's playing a game. Because she acts with a player's mindset, she says and does many things that people in this world find unacceptable, so many consider her a monster. The heroine looks the same age as Gon, but her actual age is uncertain. The story includes a plotline where she grows from a little girl to an adult in one leap. The heroine will not give birth or do anything that could be considered childbirth at any point in the story. As for who she ends up with, that's for the readers to decide.