Please recommend a time-travel novel like "The Snowy Shadow and the Butterfly's Rest". Don't have a plot where a woman gives birth to a boy and a woman gives birth to N boys (at least 4).

It was very rare for a woman to give birth to sextuplets. Several cases were mentioned in the report, such as a woman from Poland-Klaudia Marzec and an American woman who gave birth to sextuplets in Texas. These cases attracted the attention of the media because the probability of giving birth to sextuplets was very low, about one in 4.7 billion. These women needed special medical care after giving birth because of the health problems of premature sextuplets. However, specific information about the best age for women to have sextuplets or the risks of having sextuplets was not found in the search results provided. Therefore, I don't know the specific answer to the question of women giving birth to sextuplets.

It could be the result of superstition or misinformation in some very strange and isolated cases. People sometimes spread very odd tales without any scientific basis. It might also be part of some very strange urban legends that get passed around and distorted over time. There's no scientific or rational origin for this kind of story as it defies all known biological facts.

The male and female protagonists in the Nvyūrāsā novels were usually regarded as vulnerable groups and often suffered all kinds of injustice and discrimination. They were often portrayed as weak, helpless, and incompetent, often needing the help and care of female characters. These characters usually exist to express the superiority and power of female characters and the inferiority and incompetence of male characters. In the setting of a female character giving birth to a male character, there was often gender discrimination and injustice, resulting in male characters being restricted and treated unfairly in certain aspects. These plots were often used to emphasize the power and status of female characters and the helplessness and weakness of male characters. Although the existence of a female god, a male god, and a male god might express some ideas of gender equality, there were usually some situations of equality and discrimination in their plots and character settings.

There were a few novels that he could recommend, including Seven Fruit Tea's " Attack Becomes Fake Accept ". This novel was a novel that focused on the main theme, the first world that had a child. There was also Shallow Listening's " Fast Wear Is Giving Birth Every Time ". This novel described the story of the protagonist, Gu Xu, giving birth in a different world. Other than that, there was also Xia Ran's " The Quick Wear System Asks Me to Give Birth " and Xiao Yan's " I Have a Childbirth System ". These two novels were also about the Quick Wear and Childbirth. The above are a few recommended novels based on the search results provided. I hope they will be helpful to you.

One possible cause could be genetic mutations. These mutations can occur randomly during the development of the fetus and may lead to the presence of both male and female sexual characteristics. Another factor could be hormonal imbalances in the mother during pregnancy, which might influence the sexual development of the baby.

These stories are completely fictional. A woman is a human being and a puppy is an animal, and biologically, it is impossible for a human to give birth to an animal due to the vast differences in our genetic makeup and reproductive systems.

I'm not sure which novel you're referring to. Can you provide more context or information so that I can better answer your question?

The following are some recommendations for cultivation novels where the male lead has children: 1. " A Domineering Husband ": This novel tells the story of the female protagonist, Wen Lan, who was reborn into a strange world and found that she had become the wife of a family. Her husband was a domineering CEO. In the story, there was a plot where a male cultivator gave birth to a child. 2. " Saving the Tragic Supporting Male Player ": This novel tells the story of the male protagonist who was reborn into the modern world in the world of cultivation and began his path of cultivation. However, the search results provided did not mention any more recommended cultivation novels about the male lead giving birth to a child.

Phoenix Born in a Billow was a novel written by Tai Xiaojuan. It belonged to the category of empress, female venerable, and scheming. The story revolved around Gu Fengsheng, Bai Yilan, and Mei Qingcheng, describing the complicated emotional entanglements between them. Gu Fengsheng and Bai Yilan's wedding had caused many women to feel sad, especially Mei Qingcheng, the Palace Lord of Wushang Palace, and Dao Yixin, the Empress of the country. However, Mei Qingcheng did not take the romantic night from many years ago to heart. Instead, she treated Gu Fengsheng as a passerby. The story took place in a setting full of politics and palace strife, showing the complex relationships between the various characters. As for the details of the plot and ending, I have no way of knowing.

The female protagonists in the novel were Su Mucheng, Luo Luo, Jiang Yuedie, Rong Yao, Cheng You, Luo Li, Lu Zhi 'an, Kong Yan, Xie Qingning, and so on. While waiting for the anime, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of " Full-time Expert "!