My Husband Is the Most Beautiful Tragic Hero of All Time

If you don't want to read about raising a child from the start, you can begin at Chapter 25. Starting September 16, updates will be at 6 p.m., 3,000 words a day (crossed out: maybe 2,000).

"Gao Su of Lanling, courtesy name Chang Gong, was gentle and warmhearted, with a beautiful voice and appearance. After repeatedly distinguishing himself in battle, he incurred the suspicion of the last ruler of Northern Qi and was eventually poisoned to death."

Historical records

A music student studying scientific research x the beautiful, short-lived Prince of Lanling

Mu Yao transmigrated to Northern Qi to investigate the true version of the Prince of Lanling's Battle Formation Song. Unfortunately, she got the timing wrong. There was no Battle Formation Song, and the Prince of Lanling was still a little bundle who barely came up to the table.

That year, the eight-year-old Gao Su lost his father and then his mother. Everyone was hostile to him, and it would take only a little effort to crush him.

One night, he stared blankly at the strange woman who had fallen from the sky into the Buddhist hall and asked, "Are you... a fairy?"

Mu Yao, who had landed face-first, staggered to her feet and held her cheek as she improvised, "Yes. I had bad luck today and didn't land my somersault on a cloud properly."

Mu Yao didn't like lecturing, and she especially didn't like lecturing children. But in an era when the emperor himself was acting crazy, she didn't want little Gao Su to be led astray.

So she stayed by his side as his teacher for two years, teaching him filial piety, fraternal respect, loyalty, trustworthiness, benevolence, righteousness, propriety, and a sense of shame.

Once the time shuttle was repaired, the wicked woman left without even saying goodbye.

Years later, they met again. Mu Yao was still Mu Yao, her appearance unchanged.

The little bundle from long ago had grown into a man who could hold up the sky.

On the first day they met again, he rescued her from a crowd of soldiers. The first thing she said was, "Thank you, General, for saving my life. We haven't met before. What should I call you?"

He fell silent, not saying a word.

That night, Gao Chang Gong wrote in his "diary":

"The sky was clear today, without a cloud in sight. I finally saw her again, but she seems not to recognize me."

The wind passed silently, and the long night was still. The man lowered his head and continued writing

"It doesn't matter. As long as I recognize her."

Next novel's blurb:

During the years Wu Furong transmigrated to a feudal dynasty, she first became the Prince of Jin's strategist and then his woman, without a title or status.

At first, she didn't think much of it. It was just a romance, and the pleasure of the moment was what mattered most.

Until, while they were lying close together, the Prince of Jin suddenly said, "I've chosen the Chief Censor's eldest daughter to be the Princess of Jin. She's good-natured and knows how to make room for others."

Wu Furong immediately came to her senses.

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During the years the Prince of Jin was involved with Wu Furong, he thought her parents had named her Furong because they wanted their daughter to have the beautiful face of a Furong blossom.

It took him a long time to learn that Wu Furong was a kind of chrysanthemum, not a flower with a beauty's face, but a chrysanthemum that would rather die clutching its fragrance on the branch.

Theme: Cherish and respect others. Even in difficult circumstances, keep your heart turned toward the sun and always believe that hope will appear.