You Forced Me to Become a Widow, So Why Are You Panicking When I Get Pregnant Eight Times in a Row?

Prince Jing had one son, named Chu Yi.

He refused to marry and only wanted to become a monk.

To ensure the family line continued, Princess Jing offered the Yun family a hefty sum.

She promised Chu Yi that if he gave her a grandson, he could go wherever he wanted.

The Yun family had seven daughters, all beautiful as flowers.

Madam Xu didn't want her own daughters to be widowed in all but name, so she assigned this marriage, which she considered a bad match, to Yun Yao, her husband's illegitimate daughter, hoping to ruin her.

On-screen comments: “Marry him! Why wouldn't you? The heir is gorgeous.”

“Marry him and give birth to a grandson, and the whole Prince Jing household will be yours. You won't find a deal like that even with a lantern.”

After hearing the fairy's advice, Yun Yao married him.

A year later, their eldest son was born.

Two years later, twin daughters arrived.

Three years later, their second son was born.

Four years later, the Prince Jing household was blessed with three golden grandsons.

Five years later, the heir's wife was blessed with another set of twins.

Princess Jing held one child in each arm, had another perched on her neck, and several more tugged at her sleeves, begging her to play with them.

Looking exhausted and exasperated, she turned to Chu Yi, who was brushing Yun Yao's eyebrows, and said,

“You've had eight children already. Why haven't you become a monk yet?”

The Yun family panicked...

Jiang Ye: “What's wrong with an older woman dating a younger man? You can brag to your classmates that you hooked up with a high schooler. How cool is that?”

“Besides, you're so obsessed with money. I've got money and looks.”

“Listen, I won't turn nineteen until tomorrow, so you have to take full responsibility for what you did to me last night.”

The next day, Xia Mo disappeared.

Seven years later, the two met again at the company. Jiang Ye pinned her hard against a wall…