Pregnant and Playing the Victim to a Young General

Ji Rongyun was originally Princess Shenyue of the Great Zhao. By defeating the neighboring Great Jin, she won fifty years of peace for Great Zhao’s borders. It should have been a tremendous achievement, yet her imperial brother killed her with a cup of poisoned wine.

When she opened her eyes again,

she had become Ji Rongyun, the falsely accused fake heiress of the Marquis of Yongning’s household in Great Liang.

The poor girl had been violated without realizing it, and was three months pregnant. Her heartless former fiancé had sent thugs to tie her up and drown her in a pond. To stay alive and take revenge, she clung to the coffin of General Nangong Jie, the God of War.

“General, if you die, what will become of me and our child?”

“If you die, we won’t go on living either.”

Nangong Jie, standing in the crowd:

Since when did I have a child with some woman?

(Disclaimer: reborn stories are only possible in fictional novels. In the real world, once you die, you turn to dust. Rebirth is impossible. Cherish life and treasure every day.)