Aijier Huo
He unexpectedly transmigrates into the body of a down-on-his-luck viscount in a Western fantasy world. He is eighteen, and his father has just died in battle.
He is the heir to a viscountcy in a human principality. His family was once glorious, but has since fallen on hard times.
He even has a fiancée, but since his good-for-nothing father died, she has decided to come claim part of his estate.
Above him, his beautiful stepmother covets his inheritance and dreams of throwing him out.
Below him, a genius adopted younger sister puts him to shame.
Outside, Viscount Luomeng also has his eyes on his territory.
His viscount's domain is desperately poor.
And Aijier is a talentless good-for-nothing.
Just as Aijier is about to blow up at them all, he awakens the Many Children, Many Blessings System!
From then on, Aijier Huo brings fame and glory to the Huo family.
Is this forced plot progression even interesting? And does this so-called fiancée actually need anything? She has a system but doesn't know how to use it? And she's willing to give up her viscountship after losing the bet?
This book is somewhat interesting, as if everything was planned out. It has a strong AI feel and lacks a logical flow in the plot. The flaws aren't very obvious, but the levels of understanding are a bit chaotic. It's barely readable.