Quick Transmigration: The Delicate Beauty Wins Effortlessly Through Fertility and Childbirth

Chu Shengsheng was a Minor Immortal from the Ninth Heaven, originally responsible for managing marriage destinies. Driven by greed, she attempted to steal the Emperor's Essence to conceive a child for herself but was caught and sentenced to three thousand cycles of reincarnation. Her punishment required her to travel to various worlds and bear children for Destined Children who suffered from sterility. Upon awakening in the Daliang Kingdom, she found herself in the body of an orphan girl sold into the Drunken Flower Pavilion, a hidden brothel. Just as she faced the prospect of a miserable life, a Childbirth System bound to her soul, offering to assist her in completing childbirth tasks to offset her punishment and restore her cultivation.

Her first mission targeted Pei Zhen, the Crown Prince of the Great Liang Kingdom, who had been infected with the Cold Marrow Poison three years prior, rendering him sterile with a ninety-nine point eight percent probability of being unable to produce an heir. Pei Zhen, drunk and vulnerable, stumbled into Chu Shengsheng’s room. Recognizing him as her target, she used an Emotional Bond Powder from the System to manipulate his feelings, ensuring he would associate her with comfort and desire. They spent the night together, and the following morning, Pei Zhen had her moved to his suburban villa, Ningxiang Villa, under the guise of recuperation, though it was effectively a form of house arrest while he investigated her background.

As days passed, Pei Zhen found himself unable to consummate relationships with other women, including two noble ladies sent by the Emperor to secure an heir. His interactions with them triggered intense disgust, a stark contrast to his overwhelming desire for Chu Shengsheng. When he attempted to force himself with another woman, he suffered a complete physical failure, leading him to suspect psychological factors or fate. Meanwhile, Chu Shengsheng continued to earn System points by manipulating Pei Zhen’s emotions, using items like the Weak Willow Breeze Pill to feign illness and evoke his pity and care. Pei Zhen, increasingly obsessed, visited her frequently, his protectiveness growing as he realized his unique reaction to her was tied to her specific presence.

The political landscape shifted when the Emperor, facing pressure from court officials and rival princes, gave Pei Zhen a three-month deadline to produce an heir or risk losing his position. Pei Yang, the Second Prince, saw an opportunity to undermine his brother. He discovered Pei Zhen’s attachment to Chu Shengsheng and conspired with a concubine in the Eastern Palace to intercept her. Simultaneously, the Empress summoned Chu Shengsheng to the palace, accusing her of arrogance and ordering her to be publicly punished on gravel as a lesson in humility. Chu Shengsheng anticipated this move and used the System to exchange for a Substitute Doll and a Body Torture Pill, allowing her to endure the punishment without physical harm while maintaining the appearance of a fragile victim.

During the punishment, Chu Shengsheng also deployed a poison called Beauty’s Intoxication on the Empress and her attendants, causing a non-lethal but agonizing skin condition that would manifest within thirty-six hours. As she left the palace in a pitiful state, Pei Yang intercepted her, intending to take her for himself to humiliate the Crown Prince. However, the narrative highlights the intricate web of manipulation Chu Shengsheng wove, using the System’s tools to navigate the dangerous court politics. She calculated that Pei Zhen’s return from his flood control duties in Jiangnan would coincide with the aftermath of the Empress’s poisoning, setting the stage for further emotional turmoil and point accumulation. The story follows her strategic efforts to secure her position, ensure pregnancy, and ultimately complete her reincarnation punishment while managing the jealous schemes of rivals and the complex, growing attachment of the Crown Prince.