The Emperor's Pregnant Ex-Husband Returns

Ji Xiaotian, a chef, transmigrated into a sci-fi wasteland novel. The original owner of his body was a total sucker who abandoned his husband and child for his so-called childhood sweetheart, only to be abandoned in turn and die as a cannon-fodder character.

The child he'd personally left behind, however, was the Empire's sole heir and the novel's most terrifying, cold-blooded ultimate villain!

...He'd taken a winning hand and played it terribly!

Ji Xiaotian had barely arrived when someone placed an adorable, chubby-cheeked baby in his arms. Was this the story's way of giving him a kid from the start and making his main plotline raising the future emperor? But he was a chef. He had no idea how to do that!

Yet nothing could stump a hardworking and clever master chef from the food-loving nation! And there was nothing love and good food couldn't heal!

The land was barren? He had his pocket dimension! Supplies were scarce? Then he'd grow his own!

So the villainous baby, who'd been hungry from birth to death in the original story, drank formula made with his spiritual spring water and ate fresh vegetables, grown using that water, that the entire Empire considered a luxury. Ji Xiaotian raised him into the cutest child in the universe!

The many medicinal herbs Ji Xiaotian carefully cultivated in his pocket dimension with his spiritual spring water became the bane of insect toxins and a remedy for calming mental powers. Every single one became a rare treasure people fought to get their hands on!

When his childhood sweetheart learned what had happened from the news and shamelessly came looking for him, Ji Xiaotian ignored him and took his son by the hand, walking toward a peerlessly handsome man, the most exalted person in the Empire. Blushing, he said, “Your Majesty, I gave birth to your son. Do you want him?”

The Emperor and the ministers, who had all been worrying about the royal family's lack of heirs, looked at the little one, who resembled His Majesty by seventy or eighty percent, and completely lost their minds!

Theme: Love can give people the drive to strive forward.