Beneath the Flying Clouds (Female-Dominated World)

Yun Fei bought a slave from the prisoner camp.

At the time, he was covered in wounds and bent on dying. She carried him back to her tent, cleaned him up, applied medicine, and left her cloak for him to cover himself with.

Her comrades asked, "Why pick such a useless thing?"

So what? Yun Fei smiled indifferently. She hadn't planned to put him to work anyway. She might as well keep a little colt around to amuse herself.

But she never imagined that, even though she didn't touch him, the colt would cling to her of his own accord.

At night, on the campaign cot.

Someone carefully edged closer. "My lord, my feet are cold."

Yun Fei picked up the cloak by her pillow and tossed it over.

"I'm cold everywhere else, too."

Expressionless, Yun Fei lifted the covers and threw them over.

The little slave gave her a wounded look and clutched his chest like Xi Shi. "My lord, I think I'm sick. There's a hole in my heart, and a little breeze keeps blowing through it. It's so chilly~"

The woman gritted her teeth. "What exactly are you trying to do? I bought you to make my bed and arrange my blankets, not to have you wait on me!"

Finally nestled contentedly in the woman's arms, the man smiled smugly and slyly. "Would my lord like me to serve you? I would be delighted."

Happy ending, male pregnancy;

A growing female general x a pitiful young prisoner of war;

All military-campaign details are fictional. The setting is imaginary, so don't scrutinize it for historical accuracy.

My next story will be "The Kindhearted Stepmother in the Era Novel." Please add it to your reading list~

Jiang Wu transmigrated into an era novel as the wicked stepmother who abused the male protagonist.

In the original story, she caused the male protagonist's father to die. Not only did she force her stepson to quit school and toil in the fields day and night, she also tried every means to cripple him so she could seize the old house and its farmland. Everyone in the village called her a wicked stepmother. Sure enough, after the male protagonist made his comeback, the first thing he did was slap his stepmother in the face and drive her out of the village. She was left to wander the streets with her own son, surviving by begging.

When Jiang Wu arrived, she happened to be getting caught seducing someone by his wife, who had her pinned to the ground. The male protagonist hated her to the core, but Jiang Wu calmly got back up and brushed off the dust. No big deal. This was nothing.

Later, she sent the male protagonist back to school, taught him how to deal with people, and even helped him pick out a gift for the female protagonist... The male protagonist rose to become a powerful figure in politics, and even the younger son, whom she was supposed to have ruined, became a famous business tycoon.

In a television interview:

"Ms. Zhu, as a woman of the new era, you've raised two such outstanding sons. Everyone wants to know how you brought them up."

"...Brought them up?" Jiang Wu thought for a moment. "...If they misbehave, I beat them. If they behave, I praise them. Does that count?"

Ye Junsheng: After my father died, I thought the sky was falling. But then I met my stepmother, and realized that 'women hold up half the sky' is true. My kindhearted stepmother carried the whole sky of my childhood on her slender shoulders.

Theme: Be loyal to the emperor and love your country.