[Female-Dominated World] [Strong Female Lead] [Farming] [One Woman, Multiple Men] [Sweet Romance] [Business] [Rivalry for Her Affection] [Male Pregnancy]
Shan Qingqing looks at the seven men before her and worries herself sick...
Song Yuzhi, son of the former Minister of Personnel, is a frail, sickly beauty, delicate as a willow in the breeze.
Song Yusheng, an obsessive older-brother fan, is sharp-tongued and scheming, denying what he feels while acting on it.
Yan Wen, the current Imperial Preceptor, is learned and refined, as gentle as jade and elegant as an orchid.
Yao Ze, son of the former leader of the martial arts alliance, is immensely powerful and an arrogant little prince.
Bu Ruoyu, from the Imperial Astronomical Bureau, was demoted for getting a divination wrong. He has delicate features and a cold, solitary nature.
Liu Boyu, the beloved youngest son of the Prime Minister, was captured by bandits after getting into mischief and sold at the market. He is innocent and harmless.
Gao Chuyang, the only son of the Imperial Medical Academy, is lively and cheerful, a little “sunshine” who brightens everyone's day.
She is an agronomy PhD from the new century. While researching rice, she accidentally fell into a paddy and drowned, then transmigrated to a female-dominated dynasty. Just then, the court was encouraging population growth to increase tax revenue, and everyone was clamoring to get their hands on these men.
Shan Qingqing waved her hand grandly. “I'll take them all.”
“You plow the fields...”
“You do the cooking...”
“You focus on your studies and pass the imperial exams...”
“You figure out an auspicious day for planting...”
One rubbed his hands raw plowing the fields, another blew up the kitchen trying to cook, and even the old ox at home couldn't stand watching.
“Forget it. You'd all better run...”
She could barely feed herself, so how could she possibly support all seven of them?
Later, all seven men showed up at her door. What was going on? Why was every one of them so rich?
She'd be better off quietly tending her fields on her own. But why were they all clinging to her and refusing to leave, insisting on having her babies?
Don't read it! It's a mess, has no ending, and just ends abruptly. I don't know why this kind of book is even published.
I can't stand it anymore. The female lead seems like a saint, and she's always meddling in other people's business.
It's seriously awful. The beginning was okay, but it got increasingly chaotic towards the end. I was really driven crazy by how bad it was. I persevered and finished it, and it felt like it was brainwashing me. My advice is, if you're the type of person who has to finish every book you start, don't read this one. You'll regret it. I wanted to give up while reading it, but I have a habit of finishing every book I start, so I was really tormented by it.
It was pretty good, but why did it end with 407? There should have been more story later on. I'm a bit confused.
It was a really good novel, and I always deliberately saved up a lot of time to read it, but I only found out today that it's finished. The story wasn't complete, and it ended abruptly. What a blunder!
Wow, this is amazing! I never knew men could get pregnant and give birth like this before. It's hilarious! I wish it could happen in real life too!
It's very beautiful, just the way I like it.
Is this still ongoing? I'll wait until it's finished before reading it. Otherwise, my OCD will kick in and I won't be able to sleep.
Could you please write faster? I've been reading this book for almost a year.
Seeing Qingqing and Ruoyu get married was a completely different story from the books I'd read before; I give it full marks.