The Crown Princess Keeps the Child and Sends Her Husband Away

[A Noblewoman Takes on Every Scheming Green Tea and White Lotus + Regent Empress Dowager + The Male Lead Is Just a Side Dish]

Before her wedding, Wen Ning had a dream.

In it, she married the Crown Prince. After he ascended the throne and became emperor, he took the transmigrator, who had originally been dead, by the hand and stood before Wen Ning with her own son, sentencing her to have her bones scraped clean.

To prevent the dream from coming true, Wen Ning knelt on cold bluestone in the pouring rain and demanded to break off the engagement. Her father, who had cherished her since childhood, struck her for the first time.

Absurdly, the hypocritical Crown Prince came to swear his loyalty, promising, "I will spend my life with you, betraying neither the world nor you."

Wen Ning looked at the two faces, so different from those in her dream, and said nothing, laughing coldly to herself: Rong Heng, if you betray me, may you never have descendants. Congratulations, you've won yourself a potion to make you barren.

Later, when she saw that all of Rong Heng's concubines were pregnant, Wen Ning was delighted.

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At a palace banquet, she met the Ninth Imperial Uncle, known as the cold-faced Buddha.

Wen Ning: Why does the Ninth Imperial Uncle look so familiar?

Only after giving birth, when Wen Ning saw the birthmark on her child's arm that marked imperial blood, did she realize that the man from that night had been a member of the imperial family.

One day, the Ninth Imperial Uncle, who had no interest in women, pulled Wen Ning into a dim room. His hot breath brushed her face as he asked, "You borrowed my seed. Don't you think you should take responsibility?"

[A story about a heroine who wants only power. Can a man really be as alluring as power?]