Pregnant by the Serpent King

Pregnant by the Serpent King drops Genny into a story where her character isn't meant to survive. A 21st-century office worker who died falling into a sewer, she wakes up as Genny—a cultivator her own sect just threw into a snake pit to die, framed by the novel's favored heroine. Her system keeps malfunctioning. The original plot already signed her death warrant. But Genny refuses to play along.

Then she discovers she's pregnant. The father? The Serpent King, whose species struggles to produce surviving heirs—and whose mother has been pressuring him for centuries. Now both sides are closing in. The cultivators who destroyed her are coming after her family's wealth. The serpent clan is coming after her. And Genny, who started out seeing everyone as paper characters, finds herself fighting not just for her own survival, but for parents who love her unconditionally and a town counting on her. What follows isn't a romance. It's a woman using every trick she has—modern knowledge, sheer stubbornness, a half-broken system—to outwit a world that wants her dead or pregnant. Preferably both.