[Quick transmigration + childbirth System + most beautiful heroine + devoted, sweet romance]
Shen Taoyao, a peach-blossom spirit, failed to survive the forty-nine waves of heavenly thunder during her tribulation. The entire peach tree was burned to a crisp.
The Baby Blessings System took the opportunity to bind itself to her. “Host, as long as you complete the childbirth missions, you can ascend to immortality in one leap!”
Shen Taoyao: “?” Such a good deal? Then what was the point of spending five hundred years painstakingly cultivating the Heartless Dao? Was I just being diligent?
World One: A peach-blossom spirit who transmigrates from the modern world to the interstellar age + an imperial emperor with a phobia of women
World Two: An insect queen who died young in an accident + a cold, love-struck insect regent
World Three: A gentle guide whose spirit form is a vine + the strongest sentinel whose spirit form is a white lion
World Four: A female Alpha who falls in love after marriage + a male Omega whose pheromones smell like white peach
World Five: A cool, delicate white flower forced into a marriage + a domineering CEO with obsessive tendencies
World Six: A city-bred young lady sent to the countryside in the 1960s + a self-made tycoon who is afraid of his wife
World Seven: A gorgeous, little-known actress on a dating reality show + an aloof, seemingly untouchable movie star who is actually socially awkward
World Eight: A spoiled school beauty with no special abilities + a school bully who awakens the strongest abilities in the apocalypse
Ah? Am I the only one who thinks it looks good? He is a Zerg. Isn't it normal to have 108 children? In the interstellar novel, an insect mother gave birth to babies that gave birth to a lot of headaches for the characters in the interstellar novel. She only gave birth to 108 babies. Isn't it normal? Besides, this is a novel. Okay, forget it, updated
I feel very good looking
It's quite interesting, but the author stopped updating it. Is it really true? [What] [What] [What]? It's been a long time.
This book is quite nice