The Emperor Is Carrying My Baby [Book Transmigration]

[The main-top story next door, My Widowed Sister-in-Law Is My White Moonlight, is now updating]

Highlight: The protagonist is the top, and there is pregnancy and childbirth.

Fu Min transmigrated into a book, with two choices before him: join treacherous officials in a rebellion, or help the puppet child emperor.

As a loyal worker in the system, he decisively chose the latter.

But the official world was rife with infighting, and Fu Min was drugged at a palace banquet with a potent aphrodisiac.

A little musician saved him from his predicament. Though the musician was mute, Fu Min liked him very much.

From being thrown together by circumstance to falling in love, it seemed to happen in the blink of an eye.

Unfortunately, Fu Min was in love, but the musician wasn't.

On an ordinary day, without warning, Fu Min received a letter ending their relationship

The little musician was gone.

Even a powerful prime minister like him couldn't get the slightest word.

*

Lu Wang'an had come by his throne by chance. A mere puppet, he was criticized at every turn.

It wasn't until Fu Min appeared that he finally found a ray of light in his miserable life.

So when he learned that Fu Min had been drugged, he resolutely disguised himself as the little musician and went to help. But what Lu Wang'an meant by "help" and what Fu Min thought it meant seemed to be somewhat different...

And so, two months later, he threw up...

Unable to figure out how to reveal his identity, Lu Wang'an was tormented day and night as both his belly and his worries grew.

With the truth about to come out, he was at his wit's end and chose the worst possible plan...

*

After his heartbreak, Fu Min went on a long business trip to distract himself. There, he ran into the strange situation of his superior traveling a thousand miles to check on him. Seeing the emperor sitting bolt upright with a hand on his belly, Fu Min couldn't help feeling something was off...

Lu Wang'an: I hear the Prime Minister abandoned his husband and child...

Fu Min: ????

Whose husband? What child? Is the story about my getting dumped after falling in love really being exaggerated this much?

#IHadTheAudacityToGetTheEmperorPregnant

[Devoted, flirtatious prime minister top x coy, sweet emperor bottom]

Both are virgins, one-on-one, with pregnancy and childbirth.

The political intrigue in the main story is kindergarten-level. I'm a beginner with a big appetite for writing, so feedback is welcome.

Cover authorized by artist Yibai.

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Transmigrated as a Fool to Marry a Husband

The rich farmer Li Daniu kicked the bucket, leaving behind a village beauty for a wife and an intellectually disabled son.

From then on, that tender, gentle village beauty became a notorious shrew throughout the surrounding villages. With a cleaver and a chopping board, she would chop and scold, never repeating an insult from one day to the next. She drove away the lecherous old bachelors and the greedy sisters-in-law coveting the family's property.

Only late at night would she lower her defenses and hold her sleeping son as she cried: Son, why did you have to be a fool...

Li Hui, who had just transmigrated into this body, shared his name, and ranked first in the city on his second mock exam: Huh? Who are you calling a fool?

*

Everyone in the village said the Li family had struck it lucky. After hitting his head, the boy's intellectual disability was cured. Li Hui was now as clever as a monkey, passed the county-level exam at twelve, and soon after passed the provincial exam.

His mother was so happy she even had a tune in her step when she scolded people!

Life kept getting better, but his future mother-in-law was notorious, so nobody dared propose to the successful young scholar.

Little did they know Li Hui already had someone in mind

Mother, I want to marry the young man from the west of the village! He's handsome! He likes me! He comes all this way to see me every day!

*

Zhang Xixi was born at the western end of the village. His birth mother died young, his father ignored him, and even his stepmother remarried.

Everyone in the village knew him as a deaf-mute, but no one wanted to pay him any attention.

In fact, he wasn't mute. No one ever spoke to him.

He was a little deaf, unable to hear most sounds.

So every day, he hurried to the eastern end of the village to listen to Auntie Li scold people. Her words were rough, but she had a lovely voice and was loud, too.

Later, Auntie Li came to his home to ask him to marry her son, saying she would be his mother.

Zhang Xixi, who had grown up without a mother and loved listening to her talk: Wonderful!

My Widowed Sister-in-Law Is My White Moonlight

The extras include pregnancy and childbirth.

After five years eating sand on the frontier, Ji Qin returned to the capital for the first time to attend his half-brother's funeral. When his stepmother saw him return in fine clothes, she charged at him, her eyes bloodshot.

Ji Qin stepped back and taunted her: If only you had been a more capable mother, he might have lived a few days longer.

His half-brother had coveted his title and tried to have him killed, only to be outmaneuvered and sent to his death. Now Ji Qin had the heir's position and the emperor's favor.

He had every reason to be arrogant.

But the next moment, his arrogance vanished.

The half-brother's widow, lowering her eyes and wearing mourning clothes as she bowed to guests in the funeral hall, was Ruan Qingyou, whom he had missed for five years in the cold frontier, alone in the dead of night.

*

After his family suffered a sudden disaster, all the men were sent to serve in the army. Only Ruan Qingyou escaped that fate by guarding the family tomb.

When his three-year mourning period ended, he had barely returned to his clan when he was sold to the eldest young master of the Marquis's household as a good-luck bride.

Unfortunately, the wedding brought no good luck. His new husband died soon after they married, and then came humiliation, scolding, beatings, and kneeling to greet guests...

Once a wealthy young man who had been greeted as "Young Master" at the palace, Ruan Qingyou felt nowhere could be worse than where he was now.

Until he knelt in the funeral hall, looked up, and saw Ji Qin...

*

On the night he was driven out of the manor, snow fell in the rain.

Ruan Qingyou looked toward Ji Qin in the seat of honor and pleaded: At least I'm your sister-in-law...

Ji Qin laughed: Your elder brother is dead. Why are you still here?

Later, whenever he could no longer bear it, Ruan Qingyou would always remind him in tears: At least I'm your sister-in-law...

Ji Qin ground out angrily: Your elder brother is dead. Why should I keep holding back?

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