As a genius who dominated the legal profession, Ning An died carelessly and was bound to the birth system that had just left the factory.
From then on, the talented lawyer became an enthusiastic child-giver.
The CEO wants to be cold-faced? She gave the president two children.
The emperor died? She made the emperor happy with a dragon heir.
The interstellar overlord dislikes his wife and is unwilling to conceive? It doesn't matter, she let the overlord have enough.
Ning'an: You have to do your own thing. Whoever wants children will have them. Men are so powerful. It doesn't matter if they have twenty children at a time.
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There are always some men who think that having children is easier than eating and drinking, and that the meaning of a woman is to carry on the family line, including the male protagonists who claim to be deeply in love.
It doesn't matter, Ning An, an enthusiastic child-giver, will let all men with shark arms experience the "happiness" of pregnancy and childbirth.
One birth pill goes down, and the baby enters the male protagonist's belly.
After taking two birth control pills, the male protagonist gave birth to a baby.
After taking three birth control pills, the male protagonist is as happy as a god.
Determined world
1. The CEO has one child and two children
2. The Jue Emperor is pregnant
3. The despised female officer in interstellar literature
4. The academic tyrant who got pregnant out of wedlock in the campus novel
5. The poor wife who died tragically in the imperial examination essay
6. The overseas rich man who was criticized
[The order after 7 has not been sorted yet]
Demining: The full text is about boys. I don't criticize the original heroines and supporting characters of all the worlds, but there may often be plots of abusing men.
Concept: The female protagonist also has her own thoughts and life, and is not the so-called appendage of the male protagonist.