I Ran Away, Pregnant with the Emperor's Child

[My next novel, I Run Away to Fake My Death After Getting Pregnant, is coming soon. You can find it in my collection. Add it if you're interested!] Shang Yuan transmigrated into a book, becoming a disposable spy who tried to assassinate the tyrannical male lead by drugging him. In the original story, the attempt failed and the male lead killed the spy with a single slash. By the time Shang Yuan transmigrated, the original owner had already drugged Huo Rong... Shang Yuan: “...Other people transmigrate into a book to bring warmth, but I transmigrated to get myself killed?!” Assassination was out of the question. He could only grit his teeth and take advantage of the dark, moonless night to deal with the drug first... Afterward, Shang Yuan kept the matter secret and went home to live as a young nobleman. But the newly enthroned tyrant issued an imperial decree naming him empress. Forced to enter the palace and marry, Shang Yuan did his best to keep his secret about drugging the tyrant. Afraid that the tyrant might learn the truth one day and decide to kill him, Shang Yuan began playing the part of someone “madly in love” and even secretly wrote himself a little survival guide. “What's wrong with having a little fun with someone you love?” “Your Majesty is the one I loved so much that I was willing to drug him just to have him. I can only blame myself for loving him so desperately.” But just two months after the wedding, his belly had already started growing into a ball! Shang Yuan: “...If my secret identity gets exposed, I'm doomed, and if it doesn't, I'm still doomed. Instead of testing the tyrant's feelings and trying to please him, I should just run away again!” His escape was quickly discovered, and he was dragged back. When the court saw that the empress was full-term pregnant, the whole country was in an uproar: The empress has lost his virtue. He must be put to death. “You got the person you wanted so badly that you drugged him, so why are you running away, Empress?” The tyrant blocked his way by the bed, smiling faintly as he stroked Shang Yuan's belly. “And if you still don't tell me who this child belongs to, I'll have to remind you myself!” 1. The bottom transmigrates into the book twice. The first time is when the top is twelve, and the story begins with his second transmigration. 2. A moody, unpredictable emperor top x a soft bottom who keeps digging himself into a hole with one outrageous stunt after another. A sweet, feelings-focused story. [Recommended: My friend Huajuan Bu Touxiang's ongoing novel, Is This How You Treat Your Carry? ID: 4361911. Champion support x pro jungler, a sweet story full of secret identities!] [Recommended: My friend Lu Jingming's upcoming novel, The Slum's Most Popular Boy. ID: 5981000. From the slums to the nobility, only Jian Chen knows this is a nightmare.] ★ My next novel, I Run Away to Fake My Death After Getting Pregnant, is coming soon. Find it in my collection. Chu Zhi transmigrated into a book as a stunningly beautiful princess. His betrothed was Tu Yao, the third prince of a neighboring kingdom and the male lead of the book. It was a perfect start, except that the princess was a man in disguise and had repeatedly humiliated his disabled, war-god betrothed... In the end, the male lead discovered he was a man, castrated him, and fed him to the fish... By the time Chu Zhi transmigrated, the princess had already earned a reputation as a spoiled brat. He could only act like a terrible person in public while secretly protecting the male lead. But as he continued protecting him, the two of them lost themselves in passion and spent a night together. Chu Zhi looked at Tu Yao, who seemed ready to devour him. “...This male lead really isn't picky.” It was pure luck that Tu Yao hadn't noticed the first time, but Chu Zhi couldn't risk his life! He kept up his princess secret identity and carried on a passionate romance with the male lead, all while carefully plotting to fake his death on their wedding day. After faking his death, he slipped back to his homeland and ascended the throne. The surrounding kingdoms were conquered by Tu Yao, just as the book had described. But Chu Zhi coasted along on the benefits of being the “late princess's” brother, enjoying the protection of his “brother-in-law.” ...Until one day, he realized his belly was growing bigger by the day... * Tu Yao had always hated his spoiled, overbearing fiancée. But later, the princess who had spoken coldly to him in public yet secretly protected him died on their wedding day. Tu Yao was ruthless and cold-blooded, and grief drove him mad. Until one day, he met the emperor of a neighboring kingdom: his newly enthroned brother-in-law, who had the same face as the spoiled princess he had loved. The emperor was about to give birth. Tu Yao had always been a man of restraint, but he couldn't help shaking his head. “An emperor who has no self-respect and sleeps with another man to have a child is a laughingstock to the world.” He spoke with absolute conviction. But why did this baby look more and more like him?! Theme: True love comes first.