Taking My Wife and Child to School

Han Shuo transmigrated into a novel, becoming a high school student in the 1990s. However, he has a chance to return to his original world, provided he completes the tasks within the novel.

Task one: Find the key character in the novel and kiss him 100 times, for a total duration of 365 hours, to unlock his return to the 21st century. Eventually, perseverance paid off, and Han Shuo found the key character, who was the top student at the same school.

However, he didn't expect that the top student also transmigrated, and he, too, had a kissing mission. To return to the 21st century, the two straight men had no choice but to comply.

But when their lips were practically chapped from kissing, and they finally completed the mission, they didn't return to the 21st century.

Han Shuo: Didn't we agree that once we finished kissing, we could go back?

Top Student: The novel seems to have arranged a second task.

Han Shuo: What task?

Top Student: We still have to... 'do it'.

Han Shuo: To go back, I'll go all out!

Task two: 'Do it' with the key character fifty times, each lasting no less than thirty minutes. But even after they 'did it', they still didn't go back...

Han Shuo: What other tasks are there!!!

Top Student: Ah~ It seems we still need to have a child...

Must read before: Dual protagonists with happy ending. Focuses on raising a child. Alternate historical setting. Not suitable for purists or those who scrutinize every word. No other disclaimers, proceed with caution if you mind. Tags: Mpreg, Rural life, Transmigration, Period drama, Growth, Daily life. Characters: Han Shuo, Meng Yuxiu. One-sentence summary: Have a child to return to the original world. Theme: Take control of your own life.