Soul Land: Mass-Producing Babies, Everyone Levels Up Through Parenting
Chapter 100

Supreme Empress Ning Unleashed Her Big-Sister Power, Easily Suppressing Him

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Everyone looked at what was happening inside the Cultivation Machine.

If it really worked, they would all choose to place this order, because every package afterward would be half price.

The savings would amount to far more than a few hundred million Gold Soul Coins!

The god-connecting package could be activated for just fifty million. So what if they raised a monster?

As the Boss had said, fight the monsters you spawned yourself.

Once they became gods, who cared what kind of monster it was?

All they needed to do was enjoy the benefits the child brought. As long as there were no father-killing or mother-killing traits, nothing else mattered.

None of them would mind.

Soon, the cultivation ended.

A baby wreathed in black energy appeared out of thin air, then rapidly grew to six years old under accelerated time.

His immortal bearing made him strikingly handsome, while his perfect flawless quality also gave him an almost perfect air.

Yet an evil aura emanated from him.

When he opened his eyes, they were different colors, one red and one blue.

At that moment, Ning Rongrong also looked at the six-year-old boy with mixed feelings.

She did not even know what to call him. After all, this was a child born from her father and Grandpa Sword.

Should she call him her little brother? Or her uncle?

What a mess.

Since this was the first child born from a same-sex pairing, Lin Yan paid close attention too and examined him directly.

His personality truly was terrifyingly heaven-defying: bloodthirsty by nature, born rebellious, and prone to sibling slaughter.

Three heaven-defying traits. Had this kid gone demonic?

A born demon seed.

Seeing Lin Yan's unpleasant expression and furrowed brows, Ning Fengzhi's heart lurched.

"Boss, what's his personality like?"

"There's good news and bad

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