Upcoming novel: The Wicked Woman Becomes Emperor
When Mu Jiu was Crown Princess of Xia, she once flirted with the Third Prince of Sang, who was being held hostage at her court.
A year later, Sang destroyed Xia. The very prince who sent her to prison was the one whose hand she had touched, whose face she had kissed, and whose belt she had tugged loose.
As the Third Prince grew thin from grief and struggled to give birth on the dragon throne, Mu Jiu helped him from within and without, restoring his kingdom and ascending the throne herself.
Her ministers kept clamoring for the royal family to produce an heir. The Imperial Preceptor and the Phoenix Lord gave birth on the same day. Afraid to let anyone know the child in his belly was the emperor's, the Phoenix Lord bit down on a strip of brocade and endured the pain alone in the Stargazing Tower.
Her loyal guard, belly swollen, knelt on the ground to serve the equally pregnant Side Consort a foot bath.
The tutor she met while fleeing, and the star performer from the palace entertainers, are still waiting for Mu Jiu to remember them and grant them titles.
Three thousand in her harem, all living for her to say:
I may like him, but I have never stopped loving you~
Reading guide: A female-dominated harem, male pregnancy, and a romantic battlefield.
Upcoming novel: The Male Pregnancy Novel's Protagonists Came Knocking
Gugu specializes in angsty male-pregnancy stories, updating twenty thousand words a day and never missing a month of daily updates.
In her novels, she planned out the male leads' pregnancies, number of babies, and the length and difficulty of labor. Then she abandoned the story...
The aloof beauty brought low by a scheming woman ran away pregnant with quadruplets;
The rugged, dark-skinned tough guy bared his teeth: “Update already! You stopped writing right when I was about to give birth. I've been in agony in bed for three months!”
The cold, distant master who was betrayed by his disciple stifled his moans, wrists shackled in iron, and begged her to hurry and let the baby out.
When Gugu made things even a little easier for the male leads, readers unfollowed, left negative reviews, and posted warnings, all in one smooth combo.
With no choice, for the two cents a day she earned, Gugu could only write them off.
A gloomy vampire, belly swollen with child, humbly begged her to torture him mercilessly, just for a sliver of hope to survive;
A cold-blooded tyrant smashed memorials all over the floor and put the whole city on alert, hunting her down to force her to write in prison.
Furious, Gugu emptied her drafts folder, deleted everything, and ran.
She slept wonderfully, then opened the door and found...
The male leads had stepped out of their books and were standing on her doorstep, all heavily pregnant.
New novel, A Dog-Blood Male Pregnancy Story, now underway~
A collection of BG male-pregnancy stories. As always, the heroine has to be there for the birth or the baby won't come:
World One: I Treat My Husband Like My Brother-in-Law, and My Own Child Like My Nephew
Undercover CEO who uses himself as bait, but eventually falls hard · forced love · wife-chasing inferno vs. career-minded heroine who always thought the male lead liked her sister · refuses to admit the child is his
World Two: A Very Unhinged Mama's Boy Who Can Mutter Insults While Giving Birth
A queen bee whose whole pond of admirers has gone up in flames vs. an underworld boss whose mouth is tougher than his life, desperately pleading for a title
World Three: An obstetrics department head who wants to die · cool, bespectacled older woman vs. younger man · 6'3" and built like a double-door fridge · a stray dog from a junkyard who has cultivated a human form
World Four: My Ex-Husband Is Pregnant with My Baby / Amnesia Melodrama / I'm Jealous of Myself
His “ex-wife” likes the same things I do? Change that!
His “ex-wife” likes this style of furniture? Get rid of it!
My ex-husband is pregnant with “her” baby? Terminate it!
World Five: A Republican-era son-in-law who is secretly a big shot vs. a rich young lady who keeps a canary
Theme: Cherish the love and sunshine around you, be grateful, and keep looking forward.
This writing makes me feel that the heroine is not worthy
If her gender were changed, the heroine would probably have her ashes raised. What a scumbag. .
The setting of fertility in the article is that men and women are in love, and those who are deeply in love get pregnant. However, in the entire description, it seems that only the male protagonist is "deeply in love". I don't know whether the author is comforting and supporting the female protagonist, or is satirizing men other than the male protagonist, regardless of whether it is in the novel or in reality. I think the description of the heroine is quite good. She is independent-minded, smart, refreshing and clear-headed in her dealings with others. She deeply understands the importance of private property and has a strong sense of territory. But it can still be clearly felt that the description of the male protagonist is always richer than that of the female protagonist. The male protagonist has grown from the stable boy of the female protagonist's family to a small tyrant, becoming more and more powerful, and the overall trend is upward, while the female protagonist is a young lady whose family is in decline, and the overall trend is downward. Moreover, he is surrounded by friends and brothers and supports him loyally. He is also powerful and manages good governance. In the eyes of people other than the heroine, he must be feared before being respected. The heroine's friends are like little stars and are often seen without seeing each other for a long time, and they have stereotyped female images of "evil girls with bad luck and brains". Generally speaking, the male protagonist's friends are "joint" and the female protagonist's friends are "loose". As soon as the male protagonist's name appears, you can feel that there are a bunch of people behind him. As soon as the female protagonist's name appears, it makes people feel that she is weak. Probably due to the feudal background and the male-centered structure, it is difficult for women to get together often, but men can form a group, but you can still get a glimpse of it. And even though the male protagonist suffers from pregnancy, nearly miscarriage many times, and has sex, he is still powerful and majestic. The objective weakening of his energy does not bring about a decline in social status. On the contrary, his friends pity him more and more. In reality, women have a few chances of having a child, and they have to do their best to maintain the status quo. I fully believe in the male protagonist's ability to serve as a servant (even if it is not well demonstrated in the text) and personal charm, but in the political environment where the imperial power does not extend to the county, I do not believe from the bottom of my heart that there are no seeds ready to try to change the master of the mountain king in the grassroots mountains where the society is declining and the ethnic groups are mixed. The heroine's many shops were enriched because she had little supervision, and the people around her were deceived and concealed. It took a lot of effort for the heroine to clean them up. Human nature is everywhere, so I won't say who is responsible for the halo. However, it's okay for the heroine to not have this false halo. The part where the heroine closes the shop with her own hands and eyes is really applauding. Looking back, even so, the image of the male protagonist still appears as tall and downwardly compatible, while the female protagonist is called "Jiao Niang" several times. Although the male protagonist is only three years older than the female protagonist, in a novel environment where there is no educational gradient, three-year-olds are not that capable of making the male protagonist openly say "you are still young" to the female protagonist, right? Speaking of which, the heroine, who has experienced two life events, feels "younger" in the writing than the 21-year-old male protagonist. This small word obviously has many aspects. Instead of portraying the male protagonist as a 31-year-old man with his weather-beaten talent. No matter how much hardship he experienced when he was young and how precocious he was, this situation is still a bit outrageous. Can a person who has been crushed by life truly accept everything? The overly idealized and soft depiction makes the male protagonist less and less "human" and just a relatively thin image of the Holy Father. On the other hand, the heroine's hesitation, fear, and uncontrollable venting of anger make this character come alive. After reading it, I came back to my senses. The author is a real woman, and the male protagonist is just the carrier of her soul that loves fantasy.
Can the carriage only carry one person?
This little cutie of a good boy has finished the article "Jade Pei Zhang" and the pre-released article "Only in Late Autumn Do You Know the Heart of Spring", please pay attention~
Can the carriage only carry one person?
Why is it different from before?
Why is it different from before? 🥺
I'm very accepting of scumbags, but I think that Yu is too bad
Delayed affection is worse than grass, both men and women are the same