Also known as: Pregnant Me Travels the World Collecting My Shattered Husband
And: Damn it, Past Me, Let Go of My Wife Right Now!
Gentle on the surface but secretly possessive to the max, older top x cold-faced, socially anxious, fluffy-and-adorable sunshine bottom who can't resist anyone
Gong Que x Ni Yuechu
To save her scientist husband, Gong Que, who was knocked unconscious by a meteorite, Ni Yuechu has no choice but to travel through time again and again, her pregnant belly and all, visiting different parallel worlds to collect his scattered soul fragments one by one.
But when she arrives in a new world, Ni Yuechu is astonished to find that the husband who's always been mature, reliable, and witty around her has changed completely.
Sharp-tongued, foul-tempered, and a whole lot more: he's like a poor little stray dog king, snarling and swishing his tail to drive everyone away, then slinking off to build his own home and castle.
So cute, so pitiful, so lovable. This family man, who has never seen this version of his husband before, is overflowing with fatherly affection. Stroking her big, round belly, she discusses it with the baby yet to be born and decides to borrow all that love and spoil this little dog king of a husband.
But just as she's about to move closer, someone twists her wrist. Ni Yuechu turns around and sees another familiar husband's face glaring at her darkly:
"You're my wife. Who are you planning to hug?"
Ni Yuechu looks at the little dog husband over there, then at the grim, ghostly husband here, and is completely dumbfounded.
Wait, which one of them is actually her husband?!
Gong Que discovers that many unfamiliar scenes have suddenly appeared in memories he never revisits.
And every single one of them has something to do with his gentle, beautiful wife.
Gong Que: ?
Then I definitely have to go back and see what's going on.
So Professor Gong settles down, turns back to look through his memories, and sees his dark past, full of countless monsters and demons, turned into a melodramatic spectacle by that damned meteorite spirit going through its rebellious phase, embellishing and exaggerating everything.
In every world, another version of him is running around like a lunatic off his meds, while his adorable, gentle sunshine of a wife gives the affection that should belong to him to his past selves.
Kisses, embraces, and caresses over the child they made together, growing strong beneath her pregnant belly. Professor Gong watches his past self, who has clearly already fallen in love, and struggles to keep smiling.
So annoying, but who wouldn't love his wife?
So annoying, his obnoxious past selves are infuriating.
So annoying, wait! You little brat, what are you doing? That's my wife!
Just as his wife is about to be tricked into bed by his past self, Professor Gong jolts awake in a panic, but fails to sit up!
After a frantic bout of scratching his head, he hurriedly takes out the soul fragment he'd planted on his wife's earring beforehand, zips into existence, and grabs Ni Yuechu just as she's about to hug his past self!
"You're my wife! Who are you planning to hug?!"
But the shock is too much. Professor Gong watches helplessly as his wife clutches her full-term belly, sweating all over.
And so, at nineteen, in his cramped, gloomy, damp world, Gong Que welcomes the little family that belongs to his future self.
Content warnings:
1. The older and younger husbands are both the bottom's husbands, so I consider this a one-on-one romance. The protagonist's top character card is set as the various Gong Ques. That's to make things easier to follow later when the older and younger husbands appear at the same time, so I've decided to change their surnames, roughly to something like X-Que. If you have a different opinion, don't force yourself to read!
2. This is a collection of all my kinks. As a hardcore fan of pregnancy and childbirth stories, watching the bottom get put through the wringer by the baby in his belly is my eternal passion. There will be pregnancy, birth, and raising children, and maybe each world will have a birth scene or something like that.
3. My kinks are not a reflection on the characters. If I didn't like the two of them, I wouldn't be writing their story, right? So if there are scenes you can't accept, don't force yourself to read!
4. The older husband has already maxed out his husband skills, but the younger Gong Ques still have character flaws. Xiao Chu is a Gong Que-sexual, so he loves every kind of husband. Both members of the couple are hopeless romantics!
If you're interested, please check out my profile too, hehe! Our Mu Mu family and the Xi Fan babies are all so sweet!
Theme: If you love him, love all of him.