Yu Zhizhi was coveted by someone and drugged. After a shameful dream that lasted all night, she woke up to find everything normal, as if nothing had happened.
Not long after, she was assigned to tutor Qi Yan, the disgraced Crown Prince confined to the Cold Palace.
Yu Zhizhi was well-behaved and humble, never daring to contradict Qi Yan.
Qi Yan was quite pleased with how sensible she was.
A little over a month later, Yu Zhizhi discovered she was pregnant. By her calculations, it had happened before she began serving Qi Yan.
That dream hadn't been fake. Was she carrying someone else's child?
The evil spirit Qi Yan now clung to her every night. Terrified that he would discover her pregnancy, she gritted her teeth and ran away.
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Qi Yan had always thought he hated the little palace maid who kept hanging around him.
Later, he hated even more how she looked up at other men and smiled.
And... how she told the child to call someone else Dad!
On a drizzly spring night, Qi Yan hooked a finger beneath Yu Zhizhi's damp chin. The tenderness in his eyes was chilling. "Think carefully before you answer. Who is your child's father?"
Yu Zhizhi shrank her shoulders and asked uncertainly, "You?"
Theme: Cherish what you have, and you can find happiness in life.
It makes me laugh so hard that the male protagonist is so stupid????
This is a tribute to Liu Bang who threw his two children out of the car on the way to escape so that the car could go faster.
Alas, Jinjiang, Jinjiang, I hate you. If you let the author start the car, how much faster it would be, what a pity!
It's nice to look at, but I didn't expect it to have little bits of meat left in it.
It's a shame that the author Jun Xinxin gave him a wife, otherwise he would have been naked. Hahaha.
Blindly guessing that Mrs. Xiao was his legitimate wife??? So the reason why Qi Yan became the crown prince for the first time was because of his status as the legitimate son??? Suddenly it occurred to me that the emperor in this article seems to have no queen???
Uh-huh, the phrase "the prince's niece, the emperor's granddaughter" is very problematic. She should be the prince's niece. . . I find that many people can't tell the difference between nephews and nephews. .
Write a big story about the male protagonist who accompanies the child and takes care of the baby. He misses his daughter. Don't let him miss his son.
The author has written so well, right?
Sprinkle flowers, congratulations on the completion!!