Dream of the Red Chamber: The More Children, More Blessings System Helps Me Turn the Tables

[System + transmigrate into a book + household intrigue and farming + a concubine-born daughter’s rise]

Six-year-old Jia Yingchun narrowly escaped death. Not only was she nearly possessed by a soul from another world, she was also forced to absorb all of its memories. That was how she learned that she was the pitiful concubine-born girl from Dream of the Red Chamber, sold by her father for five thousand taels to the “Zhongshan Wolf” and tortured to death within a year!

Just as she was falling into despair, the [More Children, More Blessings] System forcibly bound itself to her.

The beginner’s gift pack from the start comes stuffed with “sons’ birth pills” and “daughters’ birth pills.” Whenever she helps someone give birth safely, she can exchange the reward for constitution, looks, and skill points!

Watch as little Yingchun clutches her “survival script” and quietly pulls the strings:

A cup of tea in thanks lets Aunt Zhou, who has neither favor nor children, have a daughter in her old age; a plate of comforting pastries helps Second Sister-in-law Lian welcome a baby boy in the midst of hardship; with careful planning at every step, she even reaches out with her “gift of children” to the unseen inner palace...

The pills she gives away bring her real rewards in return.

From the sickly, timid “Wooden Second” to someone Grandmother Jia calls blessed;

from an unnoticed nobody to the “lucky star behind the scenes” who quietly holds the fate of half the capital’s powerful families in her hands.

As the wheels of fate turn completely around

Madam Xing: Could this girl really be a fairy attendant serving the Goddess of Fertility?

Wang Xifeng: This is uncanny. How does everyone get pregnant after being around her?

Years later, the Zhongshan Wolf arrives with five thousand taels, ready to propose, only to see the imperial procession approaching in grand array. The emperor’s decree rings out:

“By imperial command: Jia Yingchun is blessed with abundant good fortune and possesses both virtue and wisdom. She is hereby granted in marriage to...”

(The heroine grows steadily and cautiously, focusing on farming and survival early on before making a powerful comeback later.)