More Children, More Blessings: Starting by Stealing a Prodigy's Essence Blood

[Family Cultivation + More Children, More Blessings + Bloodline-Stealing + Clear-Headed, Career-Focused Heroine + All Male Leads Are Pure]

Ye Wange transmigrates to the world of cultivation as an abandoned daughter of her family, with poor aptitude, a frail constitution, and only fifteen years left to live.

At her most desperate, the Eternal Longevity System binds itself to her and reveals a heaven-defying path: have more children and ascend to immortality!

As long as she obtains the essence blood of a prodigy, she can give birth to a child who perfectly inherits their talents and even nourish herself in return, improving her aptitude!

From then on, the aloof sword cultivator, the gentle Pill Sage, the compassionate Buddhist disciple... all become “walking top-tier genes” in her eyes.

While they fight each other to the death, she lies low and quietly gathers the essence blood they shed.

When the sword cultivator spits blood, she collects a little. When the Pill Sage is injured, she scrapes some up. When the Buddhist disciple’s golden body cracks, she secretly pockets his bloodstained prayer beads...

Years later, Ye Wange makes a triumphant return with a group of children whose talents are off the charts, transforming her good-for-nothing family into a rising power in the Eastern Region.

Then one day, the prodigies whose seed she had “borrowed” come looking for her.

They see children who look exactly like them, yet call someone else “Mother,” and their eyes turn red with rage.

“You stole my bloodline and still think you can run?”

Ye Wange shields the children behind her and leisurely wipes her sword. “Don’t misunderstand. I only borrowed some seed.”

“Now, either marry into my Ye family, or...”

She lifts her eyes, her gaze icy. “Get out of my children’s path to godhood.”

[Reader’s Guide]

1. The heroine, Ye Wange, is supremely rational and career-minded. She cares only about the path to immortality; romance is an obstacle on her cultivation journey.

2. There are multiple male leads, all heaven’s favored prodigies. They are “bred from” without their knowledge and face their comeuppance later.