The Retired Emperor's Runaway Little Husband

Jiang Rong transmigrates, and ends up as a young man brought in to bring the Retired Emperor good luck through marriage??? But things are complicated. After being drugged, he is lying on the Retired Emperor's dragon bed. He turns his head, expecting to see a white-haired old man, but instead meets the gaze of an exceptionally handsome and refined young man. At first glance, though, the man is surrounded by a dark aura, clearly the victim of a curse. Whether it was the drug taking effect, Jiang Rong being captivated by his looks, or his coveting the Retired Emperor's abundant merit, he shamelessly got hot and bothered over a stranger who was barely conscious. But once he comes to his senses, Jiang Rong immediately regrets it. The inner palace is full of sorrow. It's no place for a young man like him. So when some hapless fool comes knocking, Jiang Rong seizes the chance to escape. Under the name of a young Taoist priest from Qingyun Temple, Jiang Rong thrives out in the world. But can someone tell him why his belly is getting bigger by the day? *, *, * From the gong's perspective: In the third year of Xie Yuanshan's reign, a sudden, severe illness left him in a prolonged coma, a living corpse with only his consciousness remaining. Then one day, his muddled consciousness awoke in the body of a large wolfhound, and searing pain engulfed him in an instant. Then he saw a child who looked just like he had as a boy, wobbling toward him with a bowl of hot porridge and coaxing him in a babyish voice: "A Bao, have some porridge. It'll make you feel better." Xie Yuanshan was stunned: When did he get a child this old? Theme: Sunlight falls on the equator.