In the Womb: Making the Empress Born Ten Years Later

This book is also known as “In the Womb: I Nearly Died Before I Was Born Because of the Female Emperor” and “The Female Emperor: My Brother Wang Teng Has the Potential to Become a Great Emperor.” The Heavenly Realm’s female emperor, Wang Qingyan, is ambushed and, on the verge of death, uses the Great Reincarnation Technique to be reborn into the Wang family of the Northern Plains. To build a solid foundation, she absorbs all the nutrients in her mother’s placenta, nearly causing the unborn boy to die. How could he put up with that? The baby boy fights back with everything he has. Not only does he survive, he also delays the female emperor’s birth by ten years and is born before her, becoming her older brother. After his birth, he is made into a shield for the female emperor, and “My brother Wang Teng has the potential to become a Great Emperor” becomes her catchphrase, repeated so often that it practically jinxes him. Yet even the haughty female emperor realizes that her brother is getting stronger and stronger. Decades later, the boy breaks through to become a Great Emperor. Wang Qingyan: “My brother Wang Teng has the potential to become a Great Emperor.” Wang Teng: “I suspect you’re insulting me.”