Bai Pu transmigrates to another world and becomes a carefree young marquis.
A fine steed, a thousand-gold fur coat, a yellow hound on his left and a falcon on his right. What could be better?
He is even doted on exclusively by the empress.
But his talent is woefully poor, and the gulf between ruler and subject means they are destined never to stay together.
What's more, the empress only wants a platonic relationship, and she even drives away the women around him, leaving him lonely and miserable.
Unable to take it any longer, Bai Pu leaves the imperial city and awakens the more children, more blessings System.
[System Notice: The Host has no children yet. Please marry and have children as soon as possible to continue the family line.]
[System Notice: Congratulations, Host, on fathering a son with third-grade talent. Reward: one Wind and Thunder Sword.]
[System Notice: Congratulations, Host, on fathering twins, both with fifth-grade talent. Reward: one Six Directions Heavenly Gate Formation.]
For the sake of cultivation, and to grow powerful enough to topple the empress, Bai Pu has no choice but to keep taking concubines and having children.
Before he knows it, he has reached the pinnacle of all realms!
How did the ending end? I'm speechless.
The plot drags on, skipping many chapters without affecting the viewing, and the ending is hasty and headline-grabbing.
It all depends on the hair. Having more children will bring you happiness. If you lick the dog, it will be useless. There is no difference between having a system and not having one.
You haven't even finished what you said. That's it.
The protagonist's character is a bitch, the dialogue, and the description of the characters are like little kids. I really doubt the age and social experience of the writer.
It's too cheesy. A fifth-level acquired man has to make a lot of demands and be a real wife, and the protagonist still looks kind. But after a few chapters, I couldn't stand it anymore.