Greetings, Ninth Uncle

After Old Madam Cheng exchanged the usual pleasantries, she glanced at Qingfu Junzhu. Qingfu Junzhu was very good at socializing and immediately came up with a few caring questions, to which Cheng Yujin replied with a smile. After Qingfu Junzhu and Cheng Yujin had finished the required mother-daughter interaction, Old Madam Cheng said slowly, as […]

During the morning court, the Emperor personally instructed grand ceremonies to be prepared for his new grandchildren. Naturally, the Eastern Palace spared no effort in preparing the first of the ceremonies — the third-day wash ceremony — ending up in an extremely grand scenery.

The moment she saw the wrinkled baby bundled in the swaddle, Cheng Yujin’s eyes widened in surprise as she turned to look at Li Chengjing in horror. Healthy and good-looking? Looking like her? What exactly were Li Chengjing’s criteria for ‘good-looking’?

News always flew fast in the imperial palace. Not long after the Emperor’s eunuch arrived, the people sent by Empress Yang and Empress Dowager Yang also came. The one sent by Empress Dowager to inquire about the news was a senior mama. She had just entered the courtyard when the Emperor’s eunuch shouted excitedly, “Dragon

At this moment, Cheng Yujin was trapped in the hazy confusion between a past and present life. The voice was still roaring with all its might: “Don’t you want the child of your previous life? As a mother, how can you be so irresponsible?” Cheng Yujin had been in pain for hours, and her consciousness

Huo Changyuan walked alone in the roofed corridor, feeling the cold, bitter wind whistling through the night sky. Rationally, he knew that he shouldn’t have this kind of thought, but he couldn’t help thinking — if Cheng Yujin was in Cheng Yumo’s position today, how would she handle the situation? If it was Cheng Yujin,

GNU sponsored chapters (4/4) by Ditta and Juvia Glas at ko-fi. Thank you for your support! Cheng Yumo’s momentum suddenly weakened. She had no intention of getting a divorce and only deliberately said so to make Huo Changyuan soften. How could she expect that he would actually tell her to leave! Cheng Yumo stopped the

GNU sponsored chapters (3/4) by Ditta and Juvia Glas at ko-fi. Thank you for your support! Cheng Yujin’s contraction began late at night. Once the night servants were alerted, the main hall immediately lit up again. Lian Qiao quickly ran out, not even bothered to tidy her clothes as she shouted, “Go and call the

GNU sponsored chapters (2/4) by Ditta and Juvia Glas at ko-fi. Thank you for your support! Yang Fucheng was furious and resolutely began to deal with the most outspoken censors. Unfortunately, the founding emperor had set down a rule prohibiting criticizing officials from being killed. Yang Fucheng couldn’t kill anyone, so he could only punish

GNU sponsored chapters (1/4) by Ditta and Juvia Glas at ko-fi. Thank you for your support! Just now, Cheng Yujin wanted to comfort Li Chengjing, but was afraid to further pressure him by touching his pain point. Not all comfort was good, and equally, not every situation needed comfort from others. In some situations, self-righteous