Three Cubs Woke Up

When Ah Tong woke up, she found herself in a gorgeous palace. People around her kept claiming that she was the queen. A gentle boy of fifteen or sixteen called her queen, a seven or eight-year-old boy looked at her eagerly, and a little guy less than two years old cried and crawled into her arms. Ah Tong was confused. How could she have given birth to a son who was older than her when she was a married woman in her prime? The eldest son is the prince. He is unrivaled in elegance and aloofness. However, he is deceived by ministers close to the clan and becomes increasingly distracted from the emperor. The second child is Cheng Wang, eight years old this year, a soft and chubby foodie, without the aura of a prince, and was bullied by the palace people into a little bun. The third cub is a little crybaby. He sheds endless tears every time he blinks his eyes. The eldest brother doesn't care for the second brother, but he doesn't love him. He asks for pampering every day. Small theater: Ah Tong had just coaxed the three cubs to sleep and returned to her palace. She was about to fall asleep when someone suddenly opened the bed curtain and pinched Ah Tong's chin: "Are they good to you, or am I good to you?" There was a sour smell in the air, and Ah Tong was so sleepy that she couldn't open her eyes, and had to hug this extremely possessive man: "Okay, although the current focus is Zaizai, the person I love most is you, and Zaizai will have their own lives..." Serving Guide: Raising cubs and falling in love at the same time The child is biological, born to the heroine Idiom without any evidence [The title of the text was written in 2019] Purpose: Cherish love