A Good Pregnancy System? Let My Chicken Try It First [The 1980s]

Ye Jia dies and becomes bound to a [Good Pregnancy System].

The System tells her that transmigration is all the rage these days, and she's lucky to arrive at the right time: she has transmigrated into an Eighties novel as a supporting female character with the same name.

With her golden finger of [having sons herself] + [making other people have daughters], she can turn the tables on the original heroine and become the luckiest woman in the village, admired by everyone.

Ye Jia: "System, you're out of date. People are going to tear this wish-fulfillment gimmick to shreds. Listen to me: can we use this good-pregnancy buff on our chickens?"

System: [?]

Ye Jia argues smoothly: "Just tell me, aren't the female chicks born to a hen her daughters? Doesn't that meet the requirements?"

System: [...?]

Ye Jia turns on the charm: "The supporting-character-to-heroine makeover route is way too classic. I won't stand out if I follow it. System, dare to take a bold step? Isn't this such a novel idea!"

System: "That could work..."

Ye Jia pushes her luck: "If it works on chickens, then pigs, sheep, cows, geese, and rabbits should work too, right?!"

The System is horrified: It seems to have fallen into a trap!

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Before long, the original novel's plot has been kicked into outer space by Ye Jia.

The original heroine comes to work at her chicken farm, having competed for the job, while the original hero, the famously red-eyed, rough-around-the-edges man, is shoveling pig manure to make compost.

Both of them look perfectly willing.

After all, those pigs really are fat, and those eggs really are delicious...

Ye Jia spends every day looking at the results of her hard work, and every day she's so busy her feet barely touch the ground.

With the good-pregnancy buff activated, sows can have litters of more than a dozen piglets, all born healthy.

Hens lay eggs every day, rabbits multiply in droves, and all sorts of little ones run around everywhere.

Some rare birds practically can't wait to nest right on the beams of her house.

And then there are the mission rewards the System gives her for completing childbirth tasks:

Clothing, food, housing, and transportation, little packets of improved seeds, cash, and all kinds of coupons.

Ye Jia never dreamed that her livestock business would let her eat well, live comfortably, and watch her savings soar.

The System never dreamed it would turn into a rural livestock-production booster.

And it even gets to win without lifting a finger!

Content notes:

1. The blurb doesn't mention the male lead, orz, but there is one, and there is a romance plot.

2. The original heroine is not villainized.

3. Pure wish fulfillment. Leave your brain at the door.

Theme: Everyone should have dreams