She is the Side Character! — Watch Her Change her fate!

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[Host, I am Good Pregnancy System 999. You are very lucky to have encountered me when your life was in danger. After testing, your conditions are highly compatible, so I have bound myself to you. It is I who brought you to this world.]

[Good Pregnancy System, as the name suggests, should not require much explanation. As long as the host completes the tasks, rewards will be given accordingly. The more births, the greater the rewards.]

The mechanical electronic voice sounded in Ah Chen’s ear, of course, it wasn’t 997’s voice. She and 997 were merely observing, neither speaking nor acknowledging the meaning of the electronic voice.

Ah Chen was carrying a backpack, searching for wild vegetables in the forest. With her eyesight, she found quite a few today.

The electronic voice was abrupt, and it was not difficult to discern the lofty tone, as if being bound by it was an honor, and the host must express gratitude.

At the time, the Commissioner, after hearing the Good Pregnancy System’s introduction, didn’t care about the tone and expressed her own wishes first, saying she was childfree and had long planned her life. Even in the event of an accident, she remained steadfast in her ideas, asking the Good Pregnancy System to find someone else to bind.

Even when the Good Pregnancy System reminded her that she would die immediately if unbound, she firmly stated that if the premise of staying alive was to be bound to the system and have children—not just one—she would rather die.

Initially, she thought that by honestly expressing her wishes, the Good Pregnancy System and she could part ways amicably, but the Good Pregnancy System stated that once bound, it cannot be unbound, it can’t help.

The Commissioner immediately asked what would happen if she didn’t complete the tasks. Would she be forced to carry out birthing tasks?

The Good Pregnancy System said that after being bound, if nothing is produced within three years, there would be punishment, and the system would forcibly take over her body, entangling her with a man until she becomes pregnant and gives birth.

Upon hearing this, the usually rational and stable Commissioner nearly went mad, unable to resist shouting, saying she would not live such a life even if she were to die.

The fact is, she couldn’t even die, forced to be controlled by the system.

The Good Pregnancy System’s minimum requirement is one birth every three years, indeed there would be rich rewards, but for someone with their own life plans and independent thoughts, it is undoubtedly a nightmare.

The Commissioner even asked whether the system could be used in other areas since it’s a Good Pregnancy System? Perhaps help others conceive and give birth, develop agriculture, or animal husbandry. This is an ancient world with low productivity and backward medical care; if such permissions could be opened, wouldn’t it benefit the entire world?

But it still disappointed her, the Good Pregnancy System said no, the system could only act upon her.

The Commissioner understood now that this was not a legitimate system. Unable to die or unbind, she could only take things one step at a time.

But she was just an ordinary person with no particular skills, already struggling to survive in an ancient society, and now faced with a Good Pregnancy System forcing tasks upon her, she couldn’t struggle.

It wasn’t the worst; the worst was later when a few men appeared around her, each looking very good, gazing at her with gentle eyes, yet she found it terrifying, her intuition telling her these men had impure motives.

They held noble statuses, able to have any woman they wanted; why circle around her, just a village girl with some beauty? They must have an agenda.

Later she learned that these men were reborn, naturally seeking her for her good pregnancy traits. Not only was it easy for her to conceive and give birth, but the children born were all healthy and smart, and mostly boys.

Thus, the Commissioner was entangled with those men, unable to escape them or the Good Pregnancy System no matter her willingness.

On the surface, she appeared quite glamorous, and those associated with her even gained the advantages, everyone lived a high life. Perhaps only her mother knew the suffering and despair inside her; if she said she didn’t want to live anymore but couldn’t die, others would only find her ungrateful, thinking she had mental issues.

Human life is limited; unknown years passed before the Commissioner suddenly felt less constrained. By then, she had given those men many children, all healthy and smart. Yet she felt no attachment, decisively ending this nightmare of a life.

She considered taking those men away, but after waiting a while, realized there was no chance.

Originally, these men never truly loved her, their usefulness fulfilled, and as she grew old and faded, seeing them became very difficult.

She lived in a splendid place, having borne many sons and daughters with them, seemingly infinitely glamorous, yet none of the men gave her status.

Outsiders remarked that Miss Qin was as beautiful as a flower, promiscuous, and unknown what means she used to captivate those noble men, who spared no expense to build her luxurious palaces, pampered her immensely.

They criticized her for being unrestrained, not conforming to womanly norms, yet envied her life; none knew her inner anguish.

At the time of her death, the Commissioner felt a sense of relief.

Of course, she harbored deep resentment, wished to tear the Good Pregnancy System apart, wished those men who constantly compelled her to have children to endure a lifetime of birthing like her.

Yet she was an ordinary person, without means, even though the system offered many rewards for childbirth. These rewards were merely money, beauty, and external items, devoid of any offensive capabilities, forcing her to swallow all her unwillingness.

Before death, another set of memories appeared in her mind, of those men’s past rebirth.

Although in that lifetime she still didn’t live ideally, she felt more human.

In this era, marriages are not autonomous. She couldn’t die, could only take things one step at a time. Because she was beautiful, Ji Qing from the same village was interested in her. Ji Qing himself was a scholar, had passed the exam at the time, and given his ability, continuing to test, the hope of becoming a Scholar was great, satisfying his family.

Ji Qing indeed was good at that time, the Commissioner was no less; unable to die, she intended to adapt to this era and live well. Despite being unwilling to have children, she had no other option.

Marrying Ji Qing, it wasn’t bad, not exactly love, but over time, the Commissioner developed some genuine feelings and affection for Ji Qing.

Ji Qing was indeed ambitious, climbing successfully to a position of high authority.

Except for having to bear at least one child every three years, she was quite glamorous. If possible, she still didn’t want such a life.

In the first cycle, she bore Ji Qing eighteen sons and six daughters, many being twins and triplets.