Quick Transmigration: Stack the Luckiest Buffs

It's okay. Regarding the punishment for those who hurt the original owner, some people may think that the punishment is too light (ah, some people here include me). The body is a machine created in the first world, and then the machine is basically used to give birth to children. The man's CP is basically useless in this article, and can be regarded as a non-CP. It was very tiring to read, both mentally and physically. After reading more than 60 chapters, it was even more tiring than when I read a food novel and read about 100 chapters. It was just so tiring that you couldn't stand it anymore.

I don't understand. Is there really a CP? The first world is not there, and the second world is not written much. It is just love at first sight in the first meeting, then going to war with the heroine, and then jumps to the heroine using an artificial womb to conceive and give birth to a child. At what point is it written that the two have feelings for each other? Is this considered CP? Apart from the fact that the heroine is more powerful and I don't see any emotions, I might as well just say that there is no cp...

Too much of a running account.

The artificial uterus in the first world is uncomfortable to look at. I want to highlight the heroine's powerful scientific research and innovation capabilities. There are many ways to write it. Why did you write this? I don't understand a little bit