I Only Bear Children, Never Take Husbands, and Collect Stamps Across the Stars

The female protagonist, while cultivating in the immortal realm, was struck by lightning and died, then transmigrated to interstellar space. The system collided with her, causing her to be struck by lightning and die. She possessed a system (a welfare system and a childbirth system), but her abilities were restricted; her ring space and spiritual fire were locked and couldn't be opened.

It's really well-written, but it always makes me feel like the female lead was trafficked to a remote mountain area and forced to have children, one after another. If she doesn't, she gets beaten, then goes insane, fantasizing that she's incredibly powerful, capable of cultivating immortality.

Keep it up, baby! I've already read the latest chapter. What I really want to see is the female lead being caught pregnant and slapping others in the face, like when she's about to be killed by a powerful figure, and then she reveals her pregnancy, making them afraid to kill her.

I was almost put off by the beginning, but I found it really good after watching the rest. I like this female lead; she has a good personality and is very capable. Looking forward to proving them wrong after having a baby. I wonder who the female lead's biological parents are? Could they be some powerful figure? Looking forward to it! Looking forward to it! Please update soon!

So far, I quite like the character settings. The female lead is eccentric enough, the first husband is completely devoted to her, and the second husband's personality is a stark contrast between his public and private personas—it's quite amusing to watch. I hope it gets even more exciting later on.

Let me give myself a critique: the female lead is unpretentious, genuine, gets things done, and is single-mindedly focused on ascending to immortality. Deep down, the female protagonist always believed that her biological father hadn't died but had gone to the upper realm. Unfortunately, her spiritual root was destroyed in her previous life, leaving her with poor aptitude and no hope of ascension.

I'm really interested! I originally wanted to read some interstellar pregnancy stories, but all I found online were the same old stories about assigning husbands. I didn't even want to read them anymore, but this opening is a breath of fresh air. Now I'm already itching to urge the author to update faster. The angle of approach to interstellar pregnancy stories is very well done. 🌹🌹🌹

It's a really good read. It's rare to find a story I can finish without abandoning it or skipping any parts. The last few chapters feel like they've suddenly become like other wish-fulfillment novels, with the female lead being the center of the world, leveling up like a rocket... A better transition between chapters would improve the reading experience.

Overall, the plot is good, the story is concise, and I recommend reading it.

It's so well written, I love it!