Chapter 0

Title: The Chancellor Is Pregnant with the Emperor's Child

Author: Xiao Wendan

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Synopsis:

Meng Zhou's modest ambition-to serve as a general and a chancellor, and leave his name in history.

Just as he was diligently climbing the ranks, his belly grew.

A wise man knew when to adapt. Meng Zhou promptly decided to run away with the baby.

On the way, someone entrusted him with a task, and he had no choice but to put on a new identity and fight his way back.

Only, there seemed to be something wrong with this identity-he was known throughout the capital for being impotent!

Meng Zhou: "...Life is so hard."

Not long after Chu Huaiyin ascended the throne,

an official traveled a thousand miles back to the capital and exposed a treasonous plot years in the making.

He rose swiftly through the ranks and was appointed chancellor.

He just happened to bear a seventy-percent resemblance to Meng Zhou.

Chu Huaiyin: "My dear minister, you seem familiar."

Meng Zhou covered his belly and took two steps back. "I'm impotent! I didn't! Don't talk nonsense!"

*Male pregnancy. The shou knew when to bend and when to stand tall: he could run away with the baby, and he could also come rolling back without batting an eye.

1v1. Happy ending.

Content tags: male pregnancy, imperial court and nobility, transmigration through time and space, sweet romance.

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Brief review:

An award-winning actor in his previous life, Meng Zhou transmigrated to ancient times with an ambition-to serve as a general and a chancellor, and leave his name in history.

He became a follower of the powerful Prince Huai, and in a moment of inattention, his belly grew.

Unwilling to be kept as a caged canary, Meng Zhou promptly decided to run away with the baby.

Along the way, he encountered a court official who had been pursued and killed. Coincidentally, they looked almost identical.

To expose a treasonous plot, Meng Zhou returned to the capital in his place.

While carefully concealing his identity and his belly, he uncovered the true culprit hiding behind the scenes...

The writing was clear and the narrative well structured, each link leading into the next. The characters also had distinctive personalities.

Chu Prince Huai was a domineering emperor who pursued his husband rationally, while Meng Zhou was kind, generous, broad-minded, and endearing.

The relationship between the gong and shou was handled very well, and the plot and comedy flowed together smoothly without feeling jarring. The little details were handled wonderfully, too!

There was progression through promotions and noble titles, face-slapping, scumbag-cursing household intrigue, investigative mysteries, an unmarried father running away with the baby, and, above all, the love between the gong and shou.

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