Mom, Don't Kill Me

Tomato’s one and only novel, with no plagiarism. Ye Feng is reborn as a fetus and obtains the Fetus God System. Unfortunately, his dad dies from sex-induced apoplexy, and his mom has no one to take responsibility, so she reluctantly considers killing Ye Feng. Meanwhile, members of the clan plot every which way to kill him for his inheritance. His only hope is the Ye family genealogy provided by the System, which lets him summon his ancestors, now toiling away in the underworld, to save his life. At last, the day of his birth arrives. Not only does he nearly get stuck in there, but his own ancestors push him so hard that he falls onto the delivery room’s concrete floor. Then the nurse forgets to check the water temperature when washing him... After he is born, a maple leaf falls from the tree outside the window into Ye Feng’s hand. His mother names him Ye Feng, just like his name in his previous life. At two, he learns to walk and goes to burn incense and make offerings to his ancestors. At long last, his ancestors in the underworld begin receiving spirit money and daily necessities sent from the living world. One after another, they escape poverty and become wealthy ghosts in their respective ghost cities. At three, Ye Feng dares to wander into the underworld alone. He bullies little demons when he has nothing better to do and visits his ancestors at home. The King of Hell even wants to sell Ye Feng the mountains of energy stones and other goods piled up in the Eighteen Levels of Hell. From then on, Ye Feng becomes a merchant between the worlds of the living and the dead. These goods from the underworld give Great Xia’s technology a unique boost, and from then on, Great Xia rises rapidly and stands tall on Blue Star. Setting: When Ye Feng speaks with the System, neither humans nor ghosts can hear them. When Ye Feng speaks with ghosts, humans cannot hear them.