We're the Villain's Own Kids

Raising kids + villainous father and daughters + twins + Childbirth System + reverse redemption

There is always a man in the world who has both talent and wealth.

Yet he always ends up as a stepping stone for the protagonist. The villains across the different worlds have all turned dark, and the Childbirth System has been entrusted with the important task of redeeming them.

But the kind-hearted Childbirth System sees two twin sisters lingering by the Bridge of Forgetfulness, unwilling to be reborn.

After much thought, it figures that saving one is saving, and saving three is saving too.

So the Childbirth System sets out to complete its redemption missions while taking care of three at once. It's just that the course of redemption gradually starts to go a little astray.

In the frail emperor's world, the Host twins go against the System's plan to redeem the villain and instead become the villain's own children.

Wen Ye and Wen Wang raise a ruckus in the imperial palace, acting like little devils who cause trouble wherever they go. Once outside the palace, everyone gives them a wide berth.

The frail emperor villain worries himself sick over these two troublemakers, following them around all day to clean up their messes.

The frail villain was not supposed to live past twenty, but somehow Wen Ye and Wen Wang forced him to live to the ripe old age of seventy.

In the Magic Mirror world, because of what happened in the first world, Wen Ye and Wen Wang have no choice but to keep being the villainous Magic Mirror's children.

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