The Feudal Patriarch's Everyday Life Raising Kids

Ji Yu transmigrated into a book and became the wicked fake prince. In the original, he was doted on, spoiled and willful, but after his identity was exposed, the emperor had him executed by lingchi.

That was lingchi!

Lying in his swaddling clothes, Ji Yu waved his tiny hands and crawled frantically around, only to be picked up by a palace attendant.

"Your Majesty, the little prince is so attached to you."

Ji Yu watched helplessly as his young, handsome emperor father gave him a cold glance. His expression was distant and icy, with not the slightest hint of affection.

Huh? Wasn't this how the original was written?

Where was the life of being doted on for over a decade, indulging in every luxury and excess?

Ji Yu grabbed the emperor's dragon robe. The fifteen-year-old emperor remained impassive as he reached out and lifted him into his arms.

Everyone in the palace said the emperor was cruel and ruthless, but that he treated his only little prince extremely well, raising him himself and sharing his bed every night.

More than a decade later, Ji Yu had enjoyed himself enough. Afraid his father would discover the truth, he swiftly packed up and faked his death.

When he turned around, he saw the emperor, now in his thirties, standing quietly before him. His gentle voice sent a chill down Ji Yu's spine:

"Where are you going, my son?"

Both are virgins. The top has no princes.

The romance begins after they have ended their parent-child relationship. They are no longer on the same household register, and the bottom is not listed in the imperial genealogy.

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Shen Jiao had a dream. It turned out the world he lived in was a book called Against the Heavens. His whole family were villains, and he was the frail, pampered darling of their villainous household.

To keep him alive as he lay dying, his family kidnapped the protagonist, the Son of Heaven's Will, and forced him into a marriage meant to bring good fortune, using him as medicine and tormenting him in every way.

They managed to extend Shen Jiao's life by three years. In the end, the darkened protagonist killed the whole family, Shen Jiao included.

The entire family was wiped out, all neat and tidy.

Now, the protagonist had already been captured and was bound head to toe, just waiting to be sent into the bridal chamber for the marriage meant to bring Shen Jiao good fortune.

To change his fate, Shen Jiao should have persuaded his family to release the protagonist, apologized, and begged for forgiveness.

But he wanted to live.

He gladly accepted the protagonist.

He gladly accepted the protagonist's opportunities and good fortune, too.

When you roam the martial world, sooner or later you'll take a fall.

Shen Jiao humiliated the protagonist, stole his opportunities, and casually schemed to make him fall off a cliff.

Bad news: Shen Jiao was pregnant.

Worse news:

Three months later, the protagonist crawled back from the depths of hell.

He had come to claim Shen Jiao's life.

Formerly upright young Dragon-Arrogant Hero, later darkened top x spoiled, frail bottom

Angsty pregnancy novel with misunderstandings. The bottom is not purely evil.

Theme: With a heart as free as white clouds, and intentions flowing east or west like water