[Crossover] Do You Volleyball Clubs Really Get This Wild?

With her species on the brink of extinction, Qing Zhi comes to Earth alone in search of suitable incubators to nurture the next generation.

Faced with incubators of all kinds of temperaments, Qing Zhi tirelessly repeats her cultivation work:

Choose an incubator, check whether it meets the requirements, make a certain kind of human agreement with the qualified incubator, and finally sow the seeds in them...

Qing Zhi firmly believes that no field can be overworked; only the ox can be worked to death.

If you want efficiency, brute force gets results.

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At the national championships, volleyball prodigies from all over the country gather together.

Someone notices that several of the most popular players keep making trips to the restroom, each looking green in the face and covering their mouths as if they might throw up.

Dying of curiosity but too intimidated by their powerful auras to approach, the person pulls over a harmless-looking, orange-haired little guy and quietly asks, "What's wrong with them?"

The little guy offers an experienced opinion: "They must be nervous and have diarrhea!"

"Oh, that's a sign that the seed has successfully landed in the incubator, taken root, and is growing healthily," says an unknown woman passing by.

"Huh? What does that mean?"

The woman thinks for a moment, then says, "In human terms, it means..."

"They're having completely normal morning sickness."

Bystander: ?

Orange-haired little guy: ??

Everyone who happens to come out and hear this: ???

#Hey, do you want to listen to what you just said#

#Wait, why are you all also#

#Um, you volleyball club people get up to some wild stuff#

Reader's Guide:

1. This is BG, with possibly some mild GB elements. Please be aware.

2. Severe OOC, a scrambled timeline, and lots of alterations. Read with caution if this bothers you.

3. The writing is super amateurish. I'm bad at it, but I love writing.

Theme: Protecting life is everyone's responsibility