After the Divorce, Her Ex-Husband Became Pregnant with Her Baby

Before Mu Shuang'er left Yunyao Wonderland, her mother once warned her that no man in the world is good. If she insists on leaving with a man, she must bring a magic weapon - It is said to be an artifact used by the Yunyao people to protect themselves from being cheated. Mu Shuang'er accepted the artifact, took note of her mother's words carefully, and happily followed Immortal Lanheng. Many years later, Lan Heng became the respected emperor of the six realms, and Mu Shuang'er was the woman who worked silently behind the scenes, but what she finally waited for was the news that Lan Heng was getting married to another woman. That person is the only daughter of the Emperor of Heaven and the Queen of Phoenix. By marrying her, Lan Heng will be able to rule the heaven. The Emperor did not want to wrong his daughter, so he ordered Mu Shuang'er to demote herself as a concubine, freeing up the position of his wife for Emperor Ji. Fuck you. Why bother? Mu Shuang'er threw He Lishu directly in Lan Heng's face, packed up and ran back to Yunyao. It is said that after she left, Emperor Lanheng fell seriously ill, turned pale, retched and couldn't get out of bed. Later, his condition worsened repeatedly. Emperor Ji sought medical advice for him, and was finally told: "Emperor... He may be pregnant." Everyone: "???" After hearing the news, Emperor Lan Heng sat up in shock while he was dying, and sent a message to Mu Shuang'er overnight to tell him the good news. Mu Zha'er: "I'm sorry, we have already reconciled. I won't be able to raise the child, right?" "Hey, don't be discouraged. Even if Di Ji doesn't want you, there will still be someone who wants to take over, right?" "How much alimony will be, I will pay you every month." Lan Heng: "..." So, why can Yunyao women still make men pregnant? And, how to prevent my ex-wife from seeing other men? Boy's subtitles, the copy is scheduled for 4.17 Purpose: Discuss the impact of gender, fertility and other issues on relationships (including gender inequality, relationship stability, etc.)