The Wrong Pregnancy: The Eunuch's One True Love Ran Off with His Child

The heroine transmigrates into a novel as a lowborn daughter who won’t survive three chapters, just as her stepmother is forcing her to drink an abortion potion. She knows the child she carries isn’t some “bastard” of the Marquis’s household. The father is the story’s greatest villain: the powerful, ruthless, and obsessive Ninth Thousand Years.

Desperate to survive, she sets a fire and flees, only to crash into his arms. He mistakes her for a shameless plaything who has come to him carrying another man’s child, and locks her away in a separate estate. “You and that bastard will both stay alive for me.” He despises, torments, and humiliates her, yet when she is ambushed, he instinctively shields her with his own body. He is insanely jealous of the “bastard,” but when the child is born, he sees the “plum blossom bloodmark” unique to the imperial bloodline.

He… he is the “bastard’s” father! Overcome with remorse, he tries to make amends, but she takes his child and stages a devastating fire right under his nose, escaping by faking her death.

“Search every inch of the ground!” The man stared at the charred ruins and roared in madness. “Bring her and my child back!”

This is the ultimate push and pull of an obsessive eunuch’s desperate pursuit of his wife, as well as a clear-headed heroine’s fight for survival as she escapes with his child and turns the tables on him.