A Celestial Dragon Gives Birth to My Daughter

This is a world where anyone can become pregnant at random.

"Contamination spores" are rampant. Once infected, a person becomes host to a parasitic species inside their body.

Whether you're a woman, a man, or a Walmart plastic bag, everyone has a womb sac on equal terms and could suddenly become pregnant at any moment. Of course, there's no telling what will be born.

Because alien offspring occupy the womb sacs of young adults for long periods, the number of human babies has plummeted. With the birth rate at a critical low, the law forbids people from getting abortions on their own.

Chen Chu says none of this has anything to do with her.

She's infertile, so neither alien offspring nor human babies can choose her.

In this world of "worshiping fertility," Chen Chu, born without a womb sac, sticks out like a sore thumb.

With the help of government subsidies, Chen Chu manages to get accepted to the Central Joint Military and Political University.

But she has no intention of going.

That's hilarious. Public universities don't pay as much as private ones. If she's going to college, she'll go wherever they pay the most.

Just before college begins, Chen Chu unexpectedly comes across a fair-skinned, handsome, and extremely well-endowed man. She fights with all her might but can't resist him, so she goes along with spending a night together.

Chen Chu assumes they both understand that they'll part ways afterward. But two weeks later, he comes after her with an army, demanding that she take responsibility for the child in his belly.

Chen Chu is horrified and flees in a panic. She's even forced to ditch her original college plans and hide out at the Central Military and Political University instead.

But the longer she hides, the more trouble finds her...

Her brother, who illegally crossed the border, demands, "Why can everyone else give birth except me?"

The aloof, celibate medical professor loses it: "How many more babies do you expect me to deliver for you?"

The flamboyant, repressed saint of the alien-baby cult breaks down: "Aren't you infertile? How did you manage to have a child?"

Chen Chu sighs. She can't help it. She's infertile, not impotent.

1. In this world, human babies randomly develop in either the mother's or the father's belly after conception. Alien offspring are more like "pregnancy through contact". The story will explain the details.

2. This is a BG romance. All male characters are sexually inexperienced. The author only writes sexually inexperienced men.

3. Pregnancy and child-rearing may take up a relatively small part of the main story.

4. The brother is a neighbor, not a blood relative.

Important!!! This is a fictional world with no real-world allegories!! All groups are respected!! We support positive and healthy values!

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