Transmigrated into the Villain’s Womb

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After working overtime until he died in the middle of the night, Yan Lingxue transmigrated into a book.

Bad news: He was reborn in the womb.

Worse news: He had transmigrated into the belly of Yan Jueming, the book’s biggest villain!

Yan Lingxue was stunned, because Yan Jueming was a bona fide man!

The Great Zhou emperor, Yan Jueming, was cruel and inhumane. He had murdered his father and brothers and was an undisputed tyrant.

One day, the tyrant suddenly came down with a severe illness and couldn’t stop retching. Yan Jueming immediately summoned the imperial physician.

Who could have expected that after nervously taking his pulse, the physician would immediately drop to his knees and kowtow? “Your Majesty... this pulse... it’s a pregnancy pulse!”

Yan Jueming merely sneered at first and ordered the physician executed, until he suddenly heard a child’s voice in his head.

“Wait, why is my mother a man?”

At the same time that voice appeared in his mind, Yan Jueming retched.

His eyes widened as he stared at his abdomen, finding the whole thing absurd. He was actually pregnant.

Yan Jueming had too much pride to accept this child. He was the emperor of the realm, yet he was pregnant in a man’s body. People wouldn’t just laugh at him; they would treat him like a freak.

But the child he carried was no ordinary one. Whenever Yan Jueming tried to abort it, the child’s voice in his head would chatter and cry nonstop.

“Dad, I’m your own flesh and blood. You can’t kill me.”

“Daddy, Daddy, Daddy, think it over! You’re rich anyway. Couldn’t you just raise me like a puppy?”

“I’ll call you Mom! Is that good enough?”

Veins bulged on Yan Jueming’s forehead. Convinced there was a monster in his belly, he drank a bowl of abortifacient, only for it to have no effect at all!

He couldn’t get rid of the child.

Yan Lingxue, safe for now: I dodged a bullet...

Yan Jueming sneered. “If I can’t kill you while you’re in my belly, then I’ll wait until you’re born and kill you.”

Yan Lingxue: Nooo...

To stay alive, Yan Lingxue, still just a fetus, chatted with his cheap birth father every day, trying to get on his good side.

At first, Yan Jueming only found him annoying. He didn’t want the child at all. But as his belly grew, he felt the heartbeat and breaths inside him, and slowly began to look forward to the child’s arrival.

On the day Yan Lingxue was born, Yan Jueming held the ugly-looking baby in his arms and couldn’t resist mocking him. “You’re so ugly.”

He had meant to strangle him, but when he felt the warmth in his arms and the baby’s feeble struggles, Yan Jueming softened for the first time in his life.

He thought, fine, I’ll raise him like an animal.

Who would have thought that giving in once would mean giving in for the rest of his life?

[Upcoming Book Blurb]: When Xiao Ning was three, he transmigrated into a political intrigue novel as the tyrant villain’s youngest son.

With the help of the System, Xiao Ning learned the original story and found out that the tyrant was a gloomy, hot-tempered, murderous villain.

Good news: The tyrant didn’t like him, so he rarely came to the palace where Xiao Ning lived.

Bad news: In the original story, he was the tyrant’s most hated child. All the other children bullied and insulted him.

Xiao Ning was terrified. He missed his dad, but his father had died long ago, and now he was inside a book with no one to help him.

After being bullied again, Xiao Ning clutched his stuffed bunny and cried in a pavilion.

As he cried, he noticed a man sitting in the pavilion too. The man was handsome, with a gloomy air. Xiao Ning immediately stopped crying because the man looked exactly like his father.

Xiao Ning thought his dad had transmigrated here too. He threw himself into the man’s arms and shouted, “Dad, I missed you so much!”

The tyrant Qi Xiao himself: “?”

Qi Xiao was a thoroughly evil man, with no attachment to anything in this world.

The only reason he had stayed alive was because he had lost something precious. He couldn’t remember what it was, only that it was important, more important than his own life. He had to find it.

Father and son both transmigrate, but the father has amnesia.

The father becomes pregnant through feelings.

Blurb screenshotted on October 16, 2026.

Reader’s Guide:

The protagonist is reborn in the womb and has memories of his previous life, but after birth, his infant body affects him and he gradually forgets those memories, retaining only the plot of the novel.

[He thinks like an adult while in the womb. After he is born, he gradually loses the memories of his past life and becomes a normal child.]

The male lead’s father (mother) really is a major villain. Ordinary moral standards don’t constrain him! He kills without mercy and is a feudal tyrant who only favors the protagonist. If you can’t accept that, or feel sorry for the other princes and their mothers, don’t read!

There is a romance, but it won’t begin until the protagonist is an adult. The love interest is not his father! The love interest is He Que.

The early part focuses on raising the child, in the middle he begins seizing power, and in the later part he unifies the realm.

The political intrigue is rather unrealistic. The main focus is a feel-good story about a beloved child. Readers with strong moral sensibilities should stay away. Neither the love interest nor the protagonist is perfect. I don’t like writing perfect protagonists.

The romance is full of twists and turns, and the relationship between the two is complicated. Neither of them is a good person.

A sharp-tongued, black-bellied puppy-type protagonist who looks innocent but is wicked underneath, then gets even darker × a foul-mouthed Alpha who seems gentle but is actually ruthless and vicious.

The protagonist’s personality undergoes a huge change. This is a coming-of-age story.

Theme: Stay true to your original intentions.