Ch. 1441Who Was Supposed to Offer His Body-Me? (Two Chapters in One)
Qing Mo arranged for Hu Ji to bear Ying Zheng’s child, securing Yuezhi’s loyalty and a role in Great Qin’s wool trade. Back at his residence, Fire Princess confronted Qing Mo over his tragic novel and then demanded that he father her children, leaving him to head inside with her and the eager Zi Nu and Jing Ni.
- Qing Mo instructed Hu Ji to care for herself, return to Yuezhi once pregnant, and serve Ying Zheng.
- Qing Mo persuaded Ying Zheng to agree to father Hu Ji’s child, promising safeguards for her and the possibility that their child could inherit some of Ying Zheng’s power.
- Li Si told Hu Ji that Ying Zheng had agreed and offered Yuezhi a share of profits for arranging wool purchases from the grassland tribes; Hu Ji pledged loyalty to Great Qin.
- Fire Princess angrily blamed Qing Mo for the tragic ending of “Chinese Paladin,” and Qing Mo carried her off after she pounded his chest.
- Fire Princess complained that Qing Mo had arranged for Hu Ji to bear Ying Zheng’s child but had not given her one; Zi Nu and Jing Ni also showed they wanted children with him.
- Fire Princess demanded that Qing Mo take her to bed, and he headed inside with her while inviting Zi Nu and Jing Ni to join them.