More Children, More Blessings for the Spirits: The Grape Goddess's Quick Transmigration Diary

A slow-paced quick transmigration story (The historical worlds are all fictionalized, so please don't take the details too seriously.) Not every world has multiple children. Depending on the story, she'll have one or more. Ling Yue was a ten-thousand-year-old grape spirit, but after failing her tribulation, she was bound to a quick transmigration System. The mission was simple and straightforward: travel between worlds, fulfill the original host's wishes, and change their tragic lives. In the Qing Dynasty world, Consort De, née Uya, had just lost her beloved son. The System warned that Kangxi would soon pass by. She lightly touched the grapevine in the imperial garden. At a quarter past one, the emperor was sure to stop there and rest. Six months later, she was pregnant. Fourth Prince Yinzhen returned to her side, and the birth of twins, a boy and a girl, was considered an auspicious sign. In the Dream of the Red Chamber world, the story began with Jia Min's early death. The System warned that Lin Daiyu was about to be left all alone. She became Jia Min, restored her vitality, and bore children. Daiyu gained a younger brother to support her, and the Jia family's schemes came to nothing. In the favored-consort world, she became a favored consort, secretly conceived a child with her childhood sweetheart, her adopted older brother, and helped her son ascend the throne, changing her family's fate of being falsely accused of treason. In the beast world, the wolf king's beloved ran away while pregnant, and the System issued an urgent warning about a plot-mandated death. She struck back by using grape-based aphrodisiacs to make the wolf king mark her for seven straight days. Her litter of five cubs shocked the entire beastfolk continent.