[Cultivation Clan + Childbearing + Raising Kids + Multiple Male Leads + Self-Interest Above All + Slow Burn + Male Leads Are All Faithful, Female Lead Is Not]
After transmigrating and becoming the young mistress of the Ji family, Ji Huaiwan tries to save her clan's spiritual veins after her fiancé's death by infiltrating the lives of the Five Elements' Chosen Ones and having their children. As soon as she gets pregnant, she takes off with the baby.
But when you do too many bad things, sooner or later you'll get caught. After Ji Huaiwan fakes her death one too many times to “keep the child and ditch the father,” the Five Elements' Chosen Ones realize that the woman who broke their hearts is the same person every time.
Metal: “I may be ruthless, but I have feelings too. The Ji family needs my swordsmanship, and I need you.”
Devoted childhood friend and loyal puppy vs. college girl who transmigrates and becomes the young mistress [Ongoing]
Wood: “Life goes on and on. You can have as many children as you like, but please don't leave me. The road to immortality would be so dull without you.”
Water: “The waters of the Western Sea are all my tears. Are you satisfied now, Wan'er? I spun yarn for you and picked out your... If only I'd known, I would have become a woman and clung to you every day.”
Fire: “Didn't you say I would always be your little chick? You don't recognize me after my rebirth?”
Earth: “I would devote the strength of my entire nation to supporting the Ji family. I only ask that you spare me a glance.”
When the prodigies and powerful figures finally gather and see children crawling all over the ground, they grit their teeth and ask, “Wan'er, just how many children have you had?”
The heroine is a gifted, heaven-blessed prodigy with a happy family. This is not a good-for-nothing cultivation story. She puts her family's responsibilities first and always acts with reason.
I just regret that we met too soon, ah. Looking at the current chapter, the character design gives me a feeling of great sexual tension, and the interaction between the heroine and the bamboo horse is also very interesting. Although the writing style occasionally feels a bit immature and unfamiliar, the flaws are not concealed. I hope the author will keep writing, hahaha, so that we can see the follow-up plot as soon as possible. I look forward to the smooth conclusion of Zhu Ma's story about the past, and I look forward to seeing a new confrontation between the heroine and Zhu Ma in the "present". I'm even more looking forward to seeing the exciting emotional entanglement between the son of the new Five Elements and the heroine!
When I first saw this book, I thought it was one of those traditional stories about childbirth, so I never read it. I saw it when I was browsing the bookshelf, and then I started reading it. It turned out that it was not a traditional story about childbirth, but a very, very, very beautiful story about a female protagonist who fights for her family. This book also portrays the image of the heroine very well. So all in all, this book is a potential stock. I hope the author won't write too much in the future. (My language organization is not very good, teachers can move to the text and watch it by yourself)
It's quite interesting. It's the first time I've seen this type of film. It's pretty good. 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰