After Marrying the Sickly Prince in a Substitute Marriage, I Fled While Pregnant

[An extra-sweet palate cleanser. Outlining the story now; I'll start posting at 300 follows. A straightforward little sweet romance.]

Shi Miao transmigrates into a danmei novel as the story's bottom. The original character is breathtakingly beautiful. Though he is the son of the chancellor, he is married off in another person's place to the ugly Prince Gui.

Shi Miao transmigrates on the eve of the wedding. Confused, he thinks, But I don't like Prince Rui.

But since he's already transmigrated, Shi Miao resignedly reassures himself: "Prince Rui will go from a living devil to a dead one sooner or later. Once he's dead, all his property will be mine. We're just putting on an act."

He never expected that, before long, his belly would start to grow.

Shi Miao falls into deep thought. Is this right?

*

Few people know that Chu Jianheng, the Ghost-Faced God of War of the Shang Kingdom, has a face remarkably similar to that of Prince Rui of the enemy nation.

He was outmaneuvered and tricked, and accidentally stranded in enemy territory.

For the sake of his plans, he has no choice but to assume the identity of this sickly man, enduring and keeping up the disguise while he waits for the right moment to act.

All he can think about is returning to his own country, then coming back with an army to destroy this little nation. He never expected that this weak, sickly man would have such a vulgar custom of marrying to bring good fortune, and that he would have a male wife.

His male wife is named Shi Miao. He's chatty, delicate, and prone to tears, and insists on having three layers of quilts on his bed.

Chu Jianheng accidentally gets drugged with an aphrodisiac and grabs his male wife to relieve the effects. Afterward, his male wife cries and carries on, which irritates Chu Jianheng to no end. Just as he's about to kill him and be done with it...

Shi Miao bites the corner of the quilt and murmurs, "Why couldn't I have transmigrated as Chu Jianheng's male consort... I like Chu Jianheng... I don't want to sleep with Prince Rui..."

Chu Jianheng is his favorite villainous prince in this book, and will become emperor in the future.

Chu Jianheng, hearing Shi Miao mumble to himself, slowly raises his eyes. "?"

He likes him?

Shi Miao thinks Chu Jianheng has been acting strange lately. He keeps watching him eat and is becoming more and more controlling.

Shi Miao often catches a complicated look in Chu Jianheng's eyes, as if he's trying to figure out where Shi Miao came from.

But however strange Chu Jianheng may be, it has nothing to do with him. Shi Miao has already secretly packed a little bundle and is getting ready to run off to find his idol. But when he finally finds his "idol" and the man turns around...

It's the husband of the child in his belly.

Shi Miao: "..."

What do you do when you're pregnant with your ex-husband's baby and he's also your idol? Asking online, it's kind of urgent QAQ

--Reading Guide--

*A sunshiney, silver-tongued, innocent bottom who loves to make things up x a doting, possessive, and slightly unhinged top with a fatherly vibe. Handsome top, beautiful bottom! He is not an ugly top. The original Prince Rui was disfigured and always wears a mask. The top's face is unharmed, but he also wears a mask.

*They are both drugged the first time, and it's semi-coercive, but overall this is a sweet romance where both are wholeheartedly pursuing each other!

Theme: Love can withstand anything