Ye Chen traveled through time and became a beggar, and it was only a year later that he awakened to the system of many children and many blessings.
As a bookworm for eighteen years, he knew how to use this system.
But Ye Chen didn't know that his system was pretended to be the empress.
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The female emperor Yao Xi, who was extremely man-hating, fell and was forced to live in the sea of consciousness of Ye Chen, the only [traveling holy body] in the world.
If he wants to be resurrected, he must first raise Ye Chen's strength to the saint level and then devour him.
In order not to arouse Ye Chen's suspicion, the empress had to pretend to be a system.
From Ye Chen's sea of knowledge, she randomly selected a name called "Many Children, Many Blessings" as the system.
But soon, she regretted it.
Reader comments
There is creativity but no common sense. I don't understand the journey of cultivation. There are many unreasonable things. The plot events are too abrupt and there is no foreshadowing. There is a feeling of rushing. The characters are not well developed. The protagonist's background and the origin of the era are not clearly explained. Let's polish it.
There is creativity but no common sense. I don't understand the journey of cultivation. There are many unreasonable things. The plot events are too abrupt and there is no foreshadowing. There is a feeling of rushing. The characters are not well developed. The protagonist's background and the origin of the era are not clearly explained. Let's polish it.
You can see it, it's so classic