My First Son [Historical Crossover]

【The First Emperor arc is updating daily. Next up: Wu Zetian’s son.】 What’s it like to be the child of an emperor’s true love? Bai Jue, an underworld civil servant, took on a job. A succession of emperors who died with regrets offered up their merit, asking that the children they had with the ones they loved grow up healthy, inherit the throne smoothly, and become worthy, enlightened rulers, without repeating the tragedies of history! Bai Jue: He’s never been a son before, and being an emperor is even less familiar. But for a five-star review, he’ll give it his all. ▼ヘ▼ First world: Son of Emperor Xuan of Han and Empress Xu (complete) Liu Bingyi ascended the throne as Emperor Xuan of Han and made Xu Pingjun, the wife who had shared his hardships, empress, citing the saying “the sword from humble days is not to be forgotten.” The empress became pregnant again, but Huo Xian, wife of Huo Guang, schemed to make her drink a deadly poison. No one expected her to survive unharmed. The chief court physician diagnosed that the little prince in her womb had absorbed the poison, saving the empress. Emperor Xuan was overjoyed, then overcome with grief. When his second son, Liu Jue, was born and diagnosed as unable to speak, he devoted all his energy outside of governing the court to his beloved son, keeping him by his side at all times. Second world: Son of Emperor Shunzhi and Consort Dong E (complete) As the man who coined the phrase “my first son,” Emperor Shunzhi adored his son to the point of madness and was constantly losing his mind over him. The ministers felt the terror of knowing that the emperor had eyes only for the Fourth Prince, while Empress Dowager Xiaozhuang tried in vain to talk him out of it. For his beloved son, whose formal name was Chengzuo and whose pet name was Jue’er, Shunzhi worked hard and swore to clear away every obstacle, then hand the empire over to him in peace. Third world: Son of Emperor Xianzong of Ming and Noble Consort Wan (complete) Wan Zhen’er, seventeen years older than him, became pregnant. Zhu Jianshen was overjoyed but also extremely worried, afraid her advanced age would make childbirth dangerous. He stayed by Wan Zhen’er day and night. Nine months later, the eldest prince was born safe and sound. Zhu Jianshen excitedly kissed the baby, named him Zhu Youquan on the spot, gave him the pet name Jue, and announced that he would be crown prince. Fourth world: Son of Emperor Gaozong of Tang and Wu Zetian The Empress became a mother again at nearly fifty. She worried that her tiny, kitten-like child wouldn’t survive, and discussed having him fostered by the Wu family with the Emperor. Gradually, everyone noticed that the Wu family’s young master, Wu Xiu Jue, was even more doted on than the crown prince. The Emperor favored him, the Empress protected him, and nobody dared raise their voice at him! Fifth world: Son of Emperor Wen of Sui and Empress Dugu (complete) Good grief, His Majesty wants to depose the eldest son and install the youngest! Yang Guang: Why do Father and Mother like my third brother, Yang Jue, so much? I’m furious and crawling around in the shadows! Sixth world: Son of Emperor Yongzheng and Noble Consort Nian (complete) A golden dragon appeared in a dream. An imperial star was born. Hongli was dumbfounded. What happened to my position as crown prince? Special: Son of Qin Shi Huang (Ying Zheng takes on the roles of both father and mother) If someone went up to Ying Zheng and told him he’d fuss tirelessly over another person, he’d never believe it. The founding father of the career-minded school would only shoot them a cold glance, then domineeringly bend over his bamboo slips to get back to work. But one day, he suddenly saw a child in the harem with a face identical to his own. Bonus arcs to be decided: Son of Hong Taiji and Hai Lanzhu Son of Emperor Zhenzong of Song and Liu E … *Feel-good power fantasy, quick transmigration, a heartwarming child-rearing story about father-son bonds, with emperors of different personalities doting on their sons. *The familiar recipe, the familiar flavor. The kid is an irresistible Mary Sue. 【Content warning】They’re all “my first son,” so the parents in every world are extremely, extremely biased, biased to an absurd degree! If you can’t accept that, please don’t read. I’m begging you. I don’t know what people who comment “So biased” are thinking. Did you miss the huge content warning? And whether it’s true love is open to interpretation. The whole story takes place in parallel worlds, not official history, so please don’t overanalyze it. The second book in the Bai Jue series: “I, Cao Cao, Want to Be Emperor.” Please add it to your collection! Bai Jue, an underworld civil servant, woke up with no memories and became a baby in the Cao family of Pei State in the late Eastern Han dynasty. Everyone knows what the late Eastern Han was like: a corrupt court, and a people suffering terribly. Though his father was a high-ranking official, his adoptive father was a eunuch, so the respectable officials shunned him. His face might as well have had “traitor” written all over it. His father, a traitor who hoped his son would rise to greatness, held him and offered a heartfelt wish: “Our A-Man will surely restore the Han and become one of the Three Excellencies!” Restore the Han? Me? A-Man learned to talk and became deeply dissatisfied with his family’s circumstances. So what if his father was the son of a eunuch? He could still make a name for himself. His parents: (wiping away tears) Our son has such lofty ambitions. As A-Man grew up, he became dissatisfied with the Han emperor, too. The realm was collapsing, the ruler was incompetent, and he could take his place! His parents: ?????? He looked at the friends he’d accidentally seduced, no, attracted, one after another: Xiahou Dun, Xun Yu, Xun You, Guo Jia, and Xi Zhicai. Cao Jue smiled. Once you’re aboard my ship, you can’t get off. There’s no hope of restoring the Han, so you can all come work for Boss Cao. A-Man declared: A forcibly plucked melon tastes sweetest! Later generations recorded: In the first year of Yongshou of the Eastern Han, an imperial star descended. From then on, the land of China welcomed its new ruler, and the old dynasty’s officials encountered the strictest father they’d ever known. Xun Yu… Xun Yu was forced to cry out “My lord!” and even “Your Majesty!” in humiliation, leaving him no time to think about suicide! In short, it’s the story of a handsome, eight-foot-tall martial god of a Boss Cao conquering the realm. Theme: Stay positive and build a better life.