
Quick Transmigration: The Green-Tea Beauty Climbs to the Top with Her Fertility
快穿生子,绿茶美人她靠好孕上位
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 297k Words
- Genre
- Fantastical Romance
- Subgenre
- Quick Transmigration
- Updated
- 1mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
137Chapters
843Reads
8.0Score
125Shelves
45Listens
190.8kReads · all time
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It's good to watch, but I can't quite understand how the heroine's revenge on the vicious female partner makes the female partner suffer when she is pregnant with the child.
At present, it is tied. I really like all the warm little scenes where the heroine is pregnant with the baby and interacts with the hero. (Warm reminder: In the fourth small world, the original heroine is pregnant with the scumbag boy's child. The heroine will fulfill the original heroine's wish and give birth to the scumbag boy's child and raise it with the male protagonist. Readers who are interested in Lei, please watch carefully!!!) The other small worlds are pretty good, five-star praise. Forget it, it's still four stars. One star will be deducted from the fourth small world. I hope the author will reduce the description of the heroine's painful pregnancy and childbirth.
It's okay, but the world where the princess gave birth scared me so much. The birth process and dystocia were described in too much detail, which made me have a huge fear of giving birth. The child was blocked in the birth canal and couldn't go up or down. It was consuming the mother to death. Goodbye, I won't read the birthing article anymore. I will think of this scene when I see the birth canal.
The writing is okay, but there are a lot of ancient plots, a soft heroine, and no green tea strategy action. If you like this story, you can watch it.
The earliest pregnancy for a singleton is four months, and the earliest three months for twins is two months. . .
This is a true childbirth novel. The description of pregnancy is vivid and delicate, and the emotions between the protagonists flow naturally. I recommend it.
It's quite pretty. I like such a delicate and soft heroine.
I saw the cover coming in and praised it✌︎ ॑꒳ ॑✌︎
Can the author write more about each world? The author wonders if each world is 1v1!
I quite like the overall content, but every time I have to describe how painful the female protagonist's pregnancy is, the description is so real that I dare not watch it.