Quick Transmigration: Stop Having Kids, the Villain Can't Handle Any More

Villains are villains mostly because they have too much free time.

After analyzing big data, the Main System reached a conclusion: send the troublemakers who disrupt the Heavenly Dao’s plans off to get married and have a bunch of children. Then they won’t have time to cause trouble.

Gu Chaoyan had been frail for twenty-five years. Before she died, she made a wish to the moon: she wanted to be healthy and have children of her own.

System Xiao Liu: “Ding! Wish received. The mission is simple: travel to different worlds, make the major villains who disrupt the main plot fall in love with you, and then have children, lots of them, until he’s too busy to cause trouble.”

She looked at the draw for her first world: six children, four boys and two girls.

“...Is the Heavenly Dao serious?”

From then on, the same story played out in every world.

Stone-faced prince: “Twins? Again?”

World-destroying Demon Venerable: “I cultivate the Path of Ruthlessness, not the art of raising children!”

Thousand-year-old vampire: “Vampires can barely conceive once in a thousand years. Why are you the exception? Six?!”

Nine-tailed celestial fox: “My tails aren’t baby hammocks, oh, fine, I guess they are.”

The villains went from “Destroy the world” to “Please, no more. I can’t keep up.”

Gu Chaoyan smiled. “You used to destroy the World Tree. Now you can change diapers.”

That’s what you get for defying the Heavenly Dao.

Reader’s guide:

· 1v1, both leads inexperienced, funny and sweet. Every world has a happy ending. Their identities change, but their souls are the same.

· The children are really born. The female lead has help from the System, but the villains do the childcare, and they’re the ones who end up exhausted.

· The major villains in every world have to raise kids. A real man steps up to welcome a baby.