Male Concubine (Empress Society)

Male pregnancy / running away with a child / female pampers male.

The Xue family suddenly lost power. Only two paths lay before Xue Lingyu: serve as a slave in the palace, or become Jiang He's concubine.

Jiang He was the legitimate daughter of the imperial merchant Jiang family, once the most notorious fop in the capital, and she harbored an unrequited love for Xue Lingyu.

Jiang He had once, like other noble ladies in the capital, proposed marriage to Xue Lingyu. She had also stopped him at banquets to pour out her heart, yet all she received was humiliation.

"Miss Jiang, born of merchants, perhaps you should first rid yourself of that smell of money before attending banquets."

Xue Lingyu踩毫不犹豫 walked over the plum branch Jiang He had prepared, not even looking back.

Jiang He fell gravely ill upon returning home. When she awoke, she was like a completely different person. Not only did she take over the Jiang family's business, but she also expanded it immensely, earning the Emperor's deep appreciation.

Xue Lingyu did not want to be a slave, so he gritted his teeth and chose to enter the Jiang mansion as a concubine.

Jiang He was no longer young, yet she had been reluctant to marry. Father Jiang, knowing she had once harbored feelings for Xue Lingyu, arranged for him to be taken in.

Merely as a concubine, a concubine to bear children for Jiang He.

On the day of the concubinage, Jiang He watched her former sweetheart, now her male concubine, tremblingly reach out to untie her sash.

She suddenly smiled.

Xue Lingyu, startled, withdrew his hand, then secretly looked up at her. "My lord, you've come for me to bear you children..."

Jiang He looked at the striking cinnabar mark between his brows and consented.

Originally, everyone in the Jiang family and outsiders believed that Jiang He utterly detested Xue Lingyu, and that taking him in was merely to humiliate him. However, no one expected Jiang He to allow Xue Lingyu to give birth to her eldest daughter, and eventually, she even rejected a royal prince's marriage proposal, elevating her concubine who had borne her child to the main wife.