How I Became the Savior of the Stars

Wen Taoran transmigrates into a sci-fi novel where having children is incredibly difficult, becoming the tragic original wife of a domineering general.

The original owner had been married for ten years without getting pregnant. Unwilling to blame himself for their infertility, the general kept numerous mistresses on the side, and the original owner was bullied by them every day.

When Wen Taoran arrives, she has barely had time to curse this disastrous start when a mechanical voice suddenly sounds in her mind:

"Ding! Childbirth System activated! Host must bring new life to the stars. Eight babies in one pregnancy are no dream!"

Wen Taoran, who came from the twenty-first century, puts her hands on her hips and sneers. "Why not just destroy the world, then?"

A second alert suddenly rings out.

"Ding! Pregnancy System successfully loaded! Host may designate any target to become pregnant, regardless of gender, number of times, or number of babies."

Wen Taoran recalls the image of her ex-husband, the general, surrounded by eight mistresses, and suddenly laughs. "Regardless of gender, you say?"

"Then let's start by setting that scumbag up with a package deal: eight babies at once!"

The interstellar headlines explode!

The Empire's God of War is not only discovered to be pregnant, but a military medical scan also detects eight embryos. The general's mistresses flee overnight with their money, while the entire star system watches a livestream of the tough guy vomiting with one hand braced on his pregnant belly.

Desperate to have children, people take out their notebooks to record his former eating habits and daily routine, hoping to recreate them. The next person to get pregnant might be them!

"Ranran, I was wrong..." Her ex-husband blocks the door, his belly stretched almost to bursting. "The children need a mother."

Wen Taoran spits. "Are they mine? Why are you trying to pin them on me? Who knows which woman out there they belong to?"

After sending the scumbag packing and getting her revenge, the System excitedly announces: "Reporting to Host: the rewards from both Systems have been combined. To unlock more rewards, you can also choose to make any future boyfriend carry eight babies at once, or get pregnant yourself..."

"Shut up!" Wen Taoran blushes. "The world is waiting for me to save it. So many people are infertile, and I want everyone who wants children to be able to have at least one! Isn't building a career much better?"

The male lead is not just a background character. The ex-husband is not the male lead, and has a complete romantic storyline.

After having eight babies at once, the ex-husband goes on to have ninety-nine in one pregnancy.

In the end, the original world returns and merges with this one. The heroine and hero keep their powers, return to their original bodies, and end up together.

Both leads are each other's first and only partner.

Updates according to the rankings.

I feel like a lot of people might have questions, so let me explain. Having children is difficult because the vast majority of people can't reproduce. A small number of people with high fertility can have several children together. There are also people who, for some unknown reason, are compatible and have several children. Even with advanced interstellar technology, doctors can't find the cause, so it's considered a medical miracle. The population of the stars is enormous, and these miracles are rare. The heroine's parents are one such case. But society can't rely on such a tiny minority to have more children. It's like expecting two people to have three or four children to continue the population of ten thousand. The fertility problem has been getting worse over time. In the heroine's parents' generation, it existed, but it wasn't so severe yet. I'll explain more later, so keep reading!

The next novel in my collection: "The Brooding Man Finally Convinces Himself to Be a Substitute"

Qu Siyuan is a famous rich second-generation heir in City A, the only child in his family. He's incredibly handsome, but always keeps his distance from women. He's never dated anyone and, supposedly, hasn't even held a girl's hand.

Some people say he likes men. The truth is that he just likes his own perfect face more, admiring himself in the mirror every night.

But one day, he sees a girl and his heart starts racing. He can barely control himself.

Yet she never once looks his way. Her eyes are always fixed on another man. The good news is that the man looks about seventy percent like him, so at least she likes someone with a similar appearance.

At last, he can't take it anymore. On a rainy night, drunk, he grabs the girl and pours out how much he misses and loves her. He pins her against a wall, gripping her waist so she can't leave.

When he wakes up, she calmly hands him a hangover remedy and tells him she can be with him. Her gaze is so composed. Afterward, she still follows that other man around.

Does she see him as a substitute? She must! There's no other explanation!

His fingers dig into his palms as humiliation and elation overwhelm him at once.

So what if he's a substitute? He's read plenty of novels where the substitute beats the unattainable first love. That first love isn't truly pure and flawless, either.

Smiling, he takes her hand and makes a point of acting perfect in front of her. He secretly watches her interactions with the other man, then, where she can't see, makes a throat-slitting gesture at him and raises his middle finger, hoping he'll disappear forever.

One day, she tells him she wants him to meet someone very important. She hopes that person will like him. If he doesn't, she'll break up with him at any time.

Qu Siyuan has never felt so humiliated. The person she's taking him to meet is the man she's been following all along.

The man holds out his hand to shake. The moment she turns away, his gaze turns cold.

Qu Siyuan realizes the man is just like him: sunny, cheerful, and harmless on the outside, dark and cold within.

She points to the man and tells Qu Siyuan, "His name is Qu Su. He's our son. You may not believe me, but you can take him for a paternity test. We came back from twenty years in the future. Qu Su, say hello to your dad."

Qu Su stands up politely and bows to Qu Siyuan. "Dad, it's nice to meet you."

What do I do when my rival suddenly turns out to be my son?

I was even ready to be a substitute and the other man's boyfriend, and then you spring this on me!

What do I do when my son seems to hold a grudge and makes a throat-slitting gesture at me?

A brooding father and son face-off.

A heroine who is already a mother and values her son more than her husband, paired with a cold beauty who is hopelessly in love and willing to be a substitute for love.

The next novel in my collection: "My Plain but Beautiful Dao Companion Is Actually a Great Power of the Immortal Realm". I'll finish the old project first.

Theme: Be responsible parents.