After having the same dream for three consecutive days, **Su Wantang** discovers that she is actually the vicious supporting female character in a period novel—someone who harms her twin sister, gets pregnant out of wedlock, and ultimately dies from a difficult childbirth.
To make matters worse, she becomes bound to a **“Fertility Blessings” Transformation System**. If she doesn’t have children, she’ll die. The more children she bears, the greater the rewards: a spiritual spring space, billions worth of supplies, unparalleled beauty, and more.
Fine. She’ll give up on the scumbag childhood sweetheart she’s been ambiguously involved with, and she’ll stay far away from the handsome young educated youth who suddenly appeared in her life.
But can someone explain why the stranger from her dreams—the man who bullied her until she cried and had a vicious scar across his waist—has suddenly appeared before her in a military uniform?
“**Su Wantang,** you got pregnant with my child and still think you can run?”
**Lu Zhanye** corners her against the wall of the supply-and-marketing cooperative. His rough palm rests on her slightly rounded belly, while a possessive obsession churns in his eyes.
“This time, for every child you give birth to, I’ll raise one. If you give birth to a whole litter, I’ll raise the whole litter.”
