Quick Transmigration and Childbirth: The Target is Not Human

For me, mastering strategy guides is something I get good at through practice.

Without being modest, I only need three months to win over Lu Feng.

Lu Feng was so easy to win over. I only unbuttoned a few buttons, and he was ready to hand over all his possessions to me.

I merely expressed my feelings through a compass, and he was so provoked that he had a nervous breakdown and placed me under house arrest.

House arrest doesn't really matter anymore.

Because I knew he would leave sooner or later; he was searching for some queen on Earth.

He will leave once he finds the Queen.

In order to get out of his house arrest as soon as possible, I even offered to help him find the Empress.

The way he looked at me was very meaningful.

I didn't understand it at the time.

It wasn't until I was being fought over by the three clones of the Zerg general, and was on the verge of a mental breakdown, that I realized...

It turns out they all mistook me for the Zerg Queen.

*

In my first life, I didn't have any information to block.

I know about the dangers faced by the Zerg, and I know about interstellar wars, but for a tiny human like me, that's something that seems impossible.

The more important the Empress is to them, the less I can assume that identity.

But they were stubborn and opinionated.

They'll stop at nothing to trick me into joining the Zerg in order to awaken my so-called memories.

They're even capable of using such dirty, despicable, and shameless tactics as seduction.

With just one sentence, I made them surrender and fight amongst themselves for seven days and seven nights.

In the darkness, I licked my dry lips and said to each of them:

"Although you're the one I love most, you know that in this situation, I can't guarantee who the father of the child is."

However, while I was watching the soap opera, comfortably waiting for them to fight to the death...

They suddenly surrounded me.

Lu Feng said that they had reached an agreement.

"What agreement?" I had a bad feeling.

Lu Feng said that since they couldn't decide a winner or loser, and couldn't divide me into three equal parts, they could be together.

My heart pounded as I looked at Shirano: "You think so too?"

Bai Ye's face darkened for a moment, then he said, "You are the most honorable Empress, and I will love each of your children as I would my own."

Fart!

I'm a fucking human being!

They all have plenty of ears, so why can't they hear me when I say I've admitted my mistake? Your real queen might be in deep trouble!

I slammed my hand on the table, my face turning cold, and said, "Aren't you going to ask for my opinion?"

Since they treat me as their empress, my words must carry weight.

They knelt down on one knee and said, "Why don't you experience it for one night first?"

I thought to myself, "It's over, it's over."

Queen of the Zerg, it seems I'm the only one left in this world wholeheartedly searching for you.

*

My mind is filled with memories that don't belong to me.

Like the beating heart bud of an embryo.

I have many more memories of slowly growing in amniotic fluid. It's strange that when I was an egg, I could feel the ups and downs of the outside world.

Whenever I think about these things, I suddenly feel even stranger.

When did I, as a human being, begin to admit that I am an oviparous creature?!

But none of that matters.

What really caught my attention was that the three fragments were diligently plowing the land, while I was infertile.

I'm anxious and frustrated.

But the other three were extremely anxious.

After all, I only failed to complete the mission, but they destroyed the hope of the entire Zerg.

Wait a minute? When did I ever admit to being an empress?!

*

They found a worm doctor to treat me.

It was him last time too.

I think he's unreliable because it was his idea to use the three fragments to seduce me so I could regain my memories!

This time, he prescribed me a prescription that was longer than a roll of toilet paper.

My eyebrows twitched slightly, a barely suppressed tremor.

I looked at the spiritual energy threads growing from my palm. They could easily control every living thing around me. I could feel how much they needed to be utilized and how much potential they had.

I said, "If this generation can solve more problems, why drag them down to the next? I hope my child can stand on my shoulders, and I hope I can be his role model."

After I finished speaking, I was stunned for a moment.

Standing in this space and time, I seem to hear the echo of myself from many years in the future.

*

I mastered my skills and returned to the Zerg, becoming the beloved empress.

The only bad thing is that the three pieces are separated, and I miss each and every one of them.

I also despise my own useless large intestine wrapped in a small brain.

How could a grown woman not be able to control her lower body! What kind of behavior is this!

So, I went to the Southeast Military Base to quell the sea chaos (and had a sweet romance with Lu Feng), then went to the Northwest Military Base to eliminate external threats (and had a loving relationship with Ling), and finally, before Bai Ye came to kill me with a 40-meter-long sword, I took the initiative to lure Bai Ye into my bedroom.

The Zerg were suddenly surrounded by nations paying tribute, and diplomacy flourished across the land.

It presented an extremely dazzling and prosperous scene—

A final burst of light.

As a traveler from another dimension, I must remind you all of this.

When you're immersed in the world, the thing you need to be most careful about is your favorite supporting character dying in their moment of glory, including the main character.

*

In the instant death arrives.

I always manage to capture that darkest moment, like a blood moon.

My face was as white as a skeleton, except for the single drop of blood that splattered on my cheek, which was boiling hot.

"Are you their queen?" The interstellar overlord stood in front of me.

I held Bai Ye's cold body and looked at the red longsword in his hand, where a deep gash had been torn open in the yellow earth.

He stepped on the corpses of the Zerg soldiers.

"Are you the Queen of the Zerg?" he asked me again, the blood-red sword tip lifting my chin. "Where is your spatial ring? Give it to me, and I'll spare your Zerg race's survival."

I beckoned to him and said, "Come closer, and I'll tell you."

His henchmen suspected I was treacherous and tried to stop him, but he had the Sword of Power in his hand and wasn't afraid of me at all. He closed in on me in just a few steps.

I beckoned to him again and said, "Don't be afraid, come a little closer."

Provoked by my words, the interstellar overlord moved even closer, and at this point, I was only an arm's length away from him.

I covered my mouth with one hand and whispered in his ear, "Let me tell you, the spatial ring is in—a place you'll never get your hands on in your entire life!"

In a flash, I pulled out the Sleep Hammer. A snow-white afterimage flashed across his chest, and the interstellar overlord's body swayed precariously. His blood-red sword pierced the ground, and he too knelt on one knee.

Driven by hatred, my eyes turned bloodshot, and I pried hard at his large hand to snatch the sword hilt.

"Cunning Zerg trash..." he said.

He was the only one who could stay upright after being hit by the Sleeping Hammer; I don't know if it was because of the sword.

The system said that the sword came from the Time and Space Administration.

The interaction between items in the system world is invalid.

But he only has one sword, while I have an entire system store.

The invaders' gunfire seemed to freeze around me.

I stared at him intently: "I'll make you pay for the Zerg and the White Wilds!!"

I snatched the sword, but my arms were burning, unable to withstand the immense power.

I still raised my sword high and slashed at him.

In that instant, my arms spread like the wings of a phoenix.

I thought, now interstellar peace will be possible.

Everything will come to an end soon.

However, when the sword struck him, it was violently deflected, causing me to stumble back several steps and fall to the ground.

The interstellar overlord stood up; he had fully recovered and pulled out the sword that had been stuck far away.

He approached me with a mocking expression and said, "Don't you know that the Sword of Power recognizes its master?"

I do not know.

He laughed evilly again and said, "This is what I got at the cost of my beloved's life."

I opened my eyes wide in shock. No wonder I could never use the power of the spatial ring; it turns out that this right to use it was obtained in this way.

The tip of the sword he held high magnified in my eyes.

I suddenly felt a chill like a blizzard, and the sword of the interstellar overlord hung in mid-air.

I was rescued by Lu Feng, who arrived at the scene.

*

When I woke up again, both my arms had been amputated.

Lu Feng fitted me with a high-tech metal prosthetic leg, the kind that can move freely. His voice was hoarse, and his eyes were bloodshot, as if he was afraid I might do something rash.

I glanced around at the unfamiliar surroundings and asked only, "Is this the Zerg territory?"

But he spoke at the same time as me, saying, "Your Majesty, you are pregnant."

The two sentences collided.

I saw him looking at me with tears in his eyes, his fingers clasped together and pressed to his lips, his hands trembling violently.

He told me that he took me away from the insectoids to ensure the safety of the child and me.

*

Lu Feng and Ling took turns taking care of me.

The remaining one went to save the surviving female Zerg, who were the Zerg's hope.

I was pregnant with my baby, and I was constantly on the move.

Among the females, there are many who are pregnant or about to give birth. There are no insect doctors here, but at least there is one person with a system who can help with the delivery.

I wrapped the eggs in cotton cloth, held them in my arms, and shared my spiritual power with them.

I sincerely hope that they will have healthy bodies, good character, wisdom, and courage.

Actually, I know that the interstellar overlord is looking for the space ring in my hand, but he will never find it because I put it with the system.

They all pinned their hopes on the baby in my womb, because only I could give birth to the savior of the Zerg.

But I didn't dare let them know that I had been relying on the system's pregnancy-preserving medication to keep this baby alive. It was incredibly fragile, and I had already incurred a huge debt to the system because of it.

But I cannot extinguish hope, whether it be for the Zerg or for me.

*

When the interstellar overlord found me, he had already conquered two other planets and obtained the Soul Blade and the Elemental Earring.

The Soul Blade is the weapon that forced the Zerg general to split.

He used the Blade of Souls to divide zero into hundreds, thousands, and tens of thousands. Zero was divided into smaller and smaller parts, becoming more and more like a pool of parasitic nerve cells.

I exhausted my mental energy, lay on my back on the ground facing the yellow sky, and laughed wildly, which could be described as madness, but I refused to shed a single tear.

"You sissy, haven't seen you in days, did you cut your dick off with this knife and hang it on your ear? It's hideous!"

The interstellar overlord was furious, but he couldn't kill me because he had searched the entire Zerg territory, and only I knew where the spatial ring was.

His gaze fell on my protruding belly.

I think he must be plotting how to use my child to torment me.

I won't give him a chance.

I yelled for the system to block out pain, and then I stabbed myself in the stomach with a knife that I had already sharpened.

LOL, he actually panicked.

He was actually afraid that if I really died, he would never be able to find the spatial ring again.

It's as if he can find it as long as I'm alive.