Wen Chi was an ordinary girl, but one day, while she was on her way somewhere, a careless mistake by a ghost messenger from the Underworld caused her soul to be taken by mistake. She should have lived a peaceful, uneventful life, but instead she died an untimely death.
To make up for this serious blunder, the Underworld bound her to the [Heavenly Dao Perfect Offspring System] and told her the only way to survive: travel through countless small worlds, complete her special redemption missions, and earn enough Heavenly Dao points to rebuild her body, return to the present, and reclaim the life that should have been hers.
The powerful Regent who ruled the court, cold-blooded and ruthless; the wealthy CEO, withdrawn and convinced he was destined to be infertile; the ancient Immortal Venerable, who had severed all emotions and sat alone in the heavens for ten thousand years; the Zerg Emperor, who ruled the stars and kept everyone at a distance... They wielded supreme power, yet lived lonely, solitary lives. The Heavenly Dao had long decreed that they would have no wives or children, and would grow old alone.
The System's rules were remarkably lenient. Wen Chi did not need to deliberately pursue them or lower herself to win their favor. She only had to stay by their side, soothe the loneliness buried deep in their hearts, and bear their children to earn enough points to move on to the next world.
Wen Chi looked gentle and sweet, and was mild-mannered and polite, but she was clear-headed and rational inside. From beginning to end, she had only one goal: to go home and return to the modern world.
Yet those powerful men, who had always been cold and heartless and had never made an exception for anyone, were gradually moved by her. They fell deeply in love and developed an intense, possessive obsession with her.
When their children were born, they set aside their fierce exteriors and gave her all their tenderness and affection. All they wanted was to keep her by their side forever.
Across her long journey through countless worlds, she encountered love beyond measure and all kinds of dazzling temptations. But Wen Chi kept moving forward, her heart set on going home.
The author is a master, and his writing is very detailed and wonderful. The early writing is great. The characters of the male and female protagonists are well set up. The woman is a little fox, and the male protagonist is a domineering male protagonist who is cold on the outside and hot on the inside. Although the female protagonist is only a side concubine, and the male protagonist has a main concubine and another side concubine, the male protagonist does not touch other women. The Queen Mother forced him to take them, and later got rid of them one by one. In the later period, there were too many internal fights in the harem that I didn't like to watch. The female protagonist has no other abilities, but she can act coquettishly and pretend to be weak if she is not angry. She is also very squeamish. The male protagonist has a love brain, and their relationship is quite beautiful.
Has the author made a big break? What a pity. I still want to see this world.