Born as a Fetus, Yet I Can Still Rule the World

Su Moli transmigrates to another world, where people repeatedly try to poison and kill her before she’s even born. She can’t make sense of it. She’s just a fetus that hasn’t even crawled out of her mother’s womb. She can’t lift anything or shoulder any burdens, and she even has to rely on her mother’s belly to breathe. So why does everyone hate her so much?

After a bumpy, near-death journey, Su Moli finally makes it out of the womb. But with her very first sip of milk, she has to take on the burden of solving a case just to keep her life, quite literally, from being snuffed out. But what can a baby in swaddling clothes do? Other babies just eat, cry, sleep, and poop. On top of all that, Su Moli has to put on an act, making the most of her baby skills to stay alive.

That’s already hard enough, but let’s not forget that Su Moli was poisoned in the womb! Fetal poison isn’t something an ordinary doctor can deal with. After doctors have declared her as good as dead countless times, Su Moli decides she can’t go on like this. At this rate, she’ll either be pronounced dead by a doctor every day or killed by a murderer she’s never even met. The odds of her tiny body surviving are practically zero! If that happens, this wonderful new life after transmigrating will be over before it even begins. What a tragedy!

So what should Su Moli do? Can she use her identity as a baby in swaddling clothes to escape danger? Who keeps trying to kill her? Can she find the culprit behind it all? And there’s one more thing people who transmigrate care about: can she make the most of her new identity, turn her life around, and come out on top? How will Su Moli escape death and take the world by storm?