She Said We Have a Child

Next up: Back to When the Villainous Chancellor Was Young, a dual rebirth story.

The young general Shen Sheng returns victorious and rides back to the capital alone. Halfway there, she rescues a woman who insists on marrying her in return. After getting drunk, Shen Sheng muddles through a wedding ceremony with her.

The woman in the bridal chamber has skin like snow and a face like jade. With alcohol clouding her mind, Shen Sheng consummates the marriage with her.

When she wakes up, she realizes she's entered the wrong bridal chamber.

The real bride has mysteriously died, and Shen Sheng is now a suspect. With no other choice, she begs the woman to provide her with an alibi.

But the woman coldly refuses. "It has nothing to do with me."

Shen Sheng is furious. The woman was passionate last night, but now she's turned cold and heartless.

Shen Sheng returns to the capital to report on her mission, only to find the beauty from that night seated below the Emperor, smiling with unmatched charm.

Shen Sheng: "…" I'm doomed. I've provoked a woman I shouldn't have.

The Emperor pursues the path to immortality and entrusts all state affairs to the Imperial Preceptor. This beautiful Imperial Preceptor is feared by all.

She is a beautiful woman, yet born an evil spirit.

One is a general loyal to the court and devoted to fighting for the people. The other is an evil spirit feared by everyone.

Shen Sheng crosses a forbidden line, and the Imperial Preceptor steps up to her and lifts her chin. "General Shen, have you ever met our daughter?"

Shen Sheng: "We've known each other for less than a month…"

Later, there really is a little girl at the Imperial Preceptor's residence, as delicate as a doll and strikingly similar to Shen Sheng.

No, there are two…

The most straightforward blurb:

A thousand years ago, Nanhe was a sacred place where women could bear children with other women, and the river could bring the dead back to life and restore even the bones of the dead.

This sacred place was destroyed. A Nu defied the laws of heaven and came a thousand years into the future to find the reincarnation of her beloved. In this age, everything has returned to normal. There are no gods or demons, only the young general Shen Sheng, whose heart burns with a desire to serve the people.

Shen Sheng travels back to a thousand years ago three times to save Nanhe. The first time, she meets Jiang Yue, the Nanhe clan leader, whose grace and purity are beyond compare.

The second time, she meets Jiang Wan, a young woman who has just ascended to godhood, full of righteousness and courage.

The third time, she meets a baby in swaddling clothes, whose mother has been reduced to nothing and who has no one to rely on.

* Both leads are devoted only to each other. A strong, somewhat reckless young general x a beautiful, sharp-tongued, scheming Imperial Preceptor.

* Includes childbirth, inspired by the Mother-Child River in Journey to the West.

* If you don't like childbirth themes, feel free to skip this. Don't complain.

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The Young Marquis Is So Gentle, she marries her white moonlight after being reborn.

Transgressing the Line, a story of winning back one's wife.

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The Empress Is So Upright, my Empress is incredibly strong.

Next up: Your Majesty, Have You Been Doted on Today?

A kind-hearted young lady from the marquis's residence dies while saving a little fox. The fox enters the young lady's body and becomes "human."

On her first day home, she is brought into the palace to become empress to a female Emperor ten years older than her, who has no interest in love.

On their wedding night, the Emperor doesn't come, and she spends the night alone in the bridal chamber.

The young lady's mother, the Marchioness, comes to her in tears. "You must get the Emperor to favor you. That's the only way our family can rise to prominence."

The little fox doesn't understand what it means to be "favored." After thinking it over for a moment, she goes to the Emperor's bedchamber.

In the dead of night, she lies down in the Emperor's bed and waits and waits, but the Emperor doesn't come back all night.

The next day, she keeps waiting. The Emperor is so diligent that she doesn't come back to sleep for three days straight.

The little fox thinks: The Emperor must be stinky by now, after not bathing for three days.

On the fourth day, the Emperor returns. To her surprise, the Emperor smells lovely.

She uses magic to knock the Emperor unconscious, then follows the poses in a book of erotic illustrations and spends a passionate night with her.

When her mother comes again, the little fox happily tells her, "I favored her!"

Her mother hears this and faints on the spot.

Magic cannot be used in the human world. The little fox is struck by lightning, turns back into a fox, and runs away in a hurry.

The Empress goes missing, and the palace is thrown into turmoil. But in her bedchamber, the Emperor finds a little fox.

The fox's fur is completely black. She has been knocked unconscious by the lightning, and instead of looking for her Empress, the Emperor has the Imperial Physician treat the fox.

Sadly, the little fox disappears after just one night.

Then the little Empress starts clinging to her.

The Emperor can no longer sleep at night.

Little scene:

The little fox asks the Emperor, "I favored you. Will you have a baby?"

The Emperor looks up at her. "No."

The little fox asks again, "Then, um, let's switch. If you favor me, will I have a baby?"

The Emperor covers her mouth. "Stop talking. You're embarrassing me."

Theme: Cut through every obstacle and cross the darkness to stand by your side.