Reborn as a Fertile Cannon Fodder in a Rebirth Novel

My new novel "After Transmigrating into a Book, the Reborn Supporting Male Lead Set His Sights on Me" is now underway. Please give it a like and add it to your favorites! Synopsis Tang Cheng is a cannon-fodder character in a feel-good novel about someone being reborn. Early in the story, the cannon fodder schemes to drug a prince he admires so he can marry him. Through a twist of fate, he instead becomes the heir of the Duke Who Guards the Nation, a man who struggles to have children, and in a single leap becomes the heir's fiancee. A month later, cannon fodder Tang Cheng is pregnant. The infuriating part is that the cannon-fodder Tang Cheng in the book refuses to give up. He is determined to marry into the imperial family and ends up... ending the much-anticipated legitimate grandson of the Duke Who Guards the Nation! In the end, he loses everything and meets a tragic fate! Tang Cheng has transmigrated from an interstellar empire and knows nothing about the plot. He looks at the dark abortion medicine in his hand, pours it out without hesitation, and happily starts preparing for a safe pregnancy and a baby. Wen Huai'an, heir of the Duke Who Guards the Nation, is handsome as jade and scrupulously proper. He is the ideal husband in the eyes of countless young noblewomen. His only flaw is that he has trouble having children. Fortunately, he meets Tang Cheng, who has a highly fertile constitution in the book, and they hit the jackpot on the first try. Even better, cannon-fodder Tang Cheng has been transmigrated into by someone else. In the end, Wen Huai'an, the heir who had trouble having children, is surrounded by sons and daughters and becomes the envy of everyone, a winner in life. Reader's Guide and Warnings: 1. This is a lighthearted, feel-good story about having children. The heroine comes from an interstellar society where people have fertility scores. She's a disruptive force in the ancient world and loves having children. If that's not for you, don't read it. 2. Nitpickers and people who pick fights, stay away. Personal attacks are not welcome. Be civil. This isn't a serious historical romance. If you want to criticize the heroine for liking children, read the title carefully first. If you can't stand what she says or does, then this story isn't for you. Don't force yourself to read it. Just click away. Theme: Theme to be added