My CEO Wife [Childbirth]

(The first four chapters are mistakenly uploaded junk drafts. I forgot to change the scheduled release, and the story has not started yet.)

Huai An died, but not completely.

He was bound to System No. 996 and had to raise the protagonists in various worlds until they grew up.

Complete the missions, and he would be granted a new life.

Huai An wasn't interested in being reborn, but the chance to explore other worlds tempted him.

The male lead of a campus novel: Huai An arrives in a normal world with no ABO, just the distinction between men and women. He becomes a college classmate of the protagonist's father and decides to get on his good side to complete the mission.

Before long, Huai An looks at his increasingly rounded belly and suddenly understands.

So the protagonist needs him to give birth!

The gong's character: A country boy who made it to college in the 1990s, a rugged hunk with muscles all over.

The father of the male lead in a sci-fi novel: A marshal gong who rose from the slums VS a chief guard shou

The father of the male lead in a CEO novel: A domineering CEO who picks up his nephew from kindergarten VS a kindergarten teacher shou who pretends to be a delicate white lotus

The father of the male lead in a cultivation novel: A gong, scion of the foremost family in the immortal path VS a shou, a deceitful practitioner of the unorthodox arts

The father of the male lead in a beastman novel: A gong, chief of a lion tribe VS a fox shou, a wandering beastman

The father of the male lead in an entertainment-industry novel: A gong, a stuffy director with a formal film-school education VS a dazzlingly alluring actor shou

The father of the male lead in a sports novel: A gong, an Olympic champion snowboarder VS a shou, a rookie sports reporter

The (fake) father of the male lead in a workplace novel: A gong, a learned university professor VS a shou, a barbecue-stall owner with only an elementary-school education

The father of the male lead in a crime-investigation novel: A gong, a cold, celibate detective VS a shou, a delinquent suspect with a flashy punk look

The father of the male lead in a political-intrigue novel: A gong, a dignified prince and the strongest fighter in the land VS a shou, an assassin with rudimentary skills

The shou's traits: Scummy, flirtatious, a green tea, a white lotus, a queen, and so on. He can play any kind of character that can hook a gong.

All kinds of worlds and so on. This is the tentative plan. Just putting this idea out there while I work on the outline.

Theme: Develop a healthy understanding of love.