A kindhearted, devoted working-class woman x a rich, privileged, beautiful man
I'm an honest, devoted romantic. The kind who only loves one person in a lifetime. My greatest dream is a loving wife, kids, and a cozy home. But something always goes wrong.
The first time, it was a handsome beta male escort, but he ran off with a powerful man.
The second time, it was an Alpha rich kid I met online. He used fake photos, though. In reality, he was a 600-jin pig demon.
The third time, it was a pampered rich Omega, beautiful and kindhearted. I eloped with him, but in the end, the power of capital won, and he went home to marry someone his family chose.
The fourth time, it was a powerful family's heir, sweet and innocent, but his older brother was my former scandalous fling.
The fifth time, it was an independent entrepreneur, but he sued me for financial fraud.
Sigh, when will I finally get to spend my life with just one person? I was sincere in every one-on-one relationship.
Judge: Is that your explanation? There are currently six plaintiffs accusing you of playing with their feelings, getting involved and then abandoning them, causing them financial losses and emotional and physical suffering, and violating the Federal Omega Protection Act, the Federal People's Basic Human Rights Act, and the latest Beta Civil Code.
Me: Uh, can I post bail?
Judge: They've filed a joint claim.
Me: What claim?
Judge: [] (gagged)
Me: Your Honor, I demand that they take me back! They're the past! We're the present!
1. Main story told in first person.
2. ABO, no sidekicks.
3. The woman has had previous partners, the man hasn't.
4. The heroine doesn't get the love she originally dreamed of, but she does get cold, hard cash.
Coming soon: The Condition for Clearing the Game Is to Give Birth to a Girl
Sumi is an earnest, honest, hard-working fool. Her grandmother had only one child, her mother. Her mother also had only one child, her. Her life's wish is to work hard, earn money, marry a beautiful man, have a girl, and settle down happily.
But she transmigrates into a world of infinite survival games, where she becomes a boss in an S-rank instance. She doesn't know this, though, and thinks she's just an unimportant NPC.
"Hello, I want a girl."
That's the condition for clearing the instance.
So all the powerful players have no choice but to give birth to a child themselves.
But as you know, the success rate for clearing an instance is usually only 2%, so the odds of having a girl have also been limited to 2%.
What if they can't have one? Then they'll just have to keep giving birth.
So a newcomer enters the instance and sees a former SS-rank powerhouse with one chubby baby in her left arm, another in her right, and a third strapped to her back. There's even one squatting at her feet, and her belly is still round.
Sumi is devastated. What if we can't have a girl? Then the Su family line will die out!
If the last person can't have a girl, she'll just have to find someone else.
"You! You abandoned your husband and children!"
Uh, no, no, no, no.
Theme: Keep striving
This is great! When will there be the next chapter? [Continued]
Xiao Xiu is terrified of being abandoned; it makes her feel useless, like she can't be kept or saved by anyone. You should all see a psychologist, though.
Are they siblings, or did they come from the same lab? [Question mark]
Was the early development really this heartwarming?
So, if Tang Mu is looking for You, is that guy looking for the female lead?
Xiao Hei is a kind older sister who seems cold on the outside but is warm on the inside. [Rose emoji]
Checking in. Wasn't my brother dead?
Yes, yes, baby, it's so good I've been watching it in one go, so I don't have any comments yet. The setting, plot, and writing are all superb.
It's been a long time since I've read first-person fiction. Years ago, when I was just starting out with novels, first-person was the most common. Later, when it switched to third-person, I felt a little unaccustomed to it. [Cat emoji]
"After he took control of the Third District" - please point out a bug to the author! It should be the fourth district.