Wei Hanzhang didn't expect that this person had decided to have only one child, regardless of whether it was a boy or a girl.

If it is a girl, she may even be named Crown Princess.

Compared to her, he looks like a person who has traveled through a book!

She looked at him with straightforward eyes and said with a smile: "I really don't know how lucky I am to meet such a good husband like you."

Everything was arranged for her and she didn't have to worry about anything.

He has no pressure to have children, and he takes care of everything by himself.

With outstanding abilities, all the civil and military officials in the court admired him. For such an emperor, it would not be difficult to establish a crown princess. It just depended on whether he wanted to.

"You are so kind, which makes me look terrible," Wei Hanzhang said ruefully, "I feel so helpless to repay you."

Her casual compliment made Xiao Junzhan so happy that he held her hand and kissed her again and again.

"Be good and don't make me worry." He looked at her already bulging belly, suppressed his inner panic, sighed softly, and said: "I don't want you to repay others, as long as you can give birth to the child safely."

He would grant amnesty to the whole nation and open temples to worship ancestors.

The emperor emeritus was also equally anxiously anticipating the royal heir.

Even the old emperor, who was exhausted and could not get out of bed, sent many rare items.

If he wasn't afraid of scaring people, he would probably have asked someone to carry him and come to see it in person.

He held his breath, refusing to swallow it, full of anticipation, just wanting to see his grandson.

I want to see my grandson.

Such a humble wish of an emperor was not realized.

When Wei Hanzhang was eight months pregnant, the emperor passed away.

Before his death, he left an oral instruction that the funeral should be simple and that since the queen was pregnant, there was no need to mourn.

But even if the funeral is kept simple, he is an emperor after all, so how simple can it be?

Wei Hanzhang was the queen and the eldest daughter-in-law. According to the rules, she should be in charge of all matters, but she was about to give birth and no one dared to trouble her.

The funeral of the retired emperor was finally handled by several old princesses from the royal family who entered the palace.

She only went to kowtow and bid farewell on the day the coffin left the palace.

Even so, I still had unbearable abdominal pain and spotting that night, which showed signs of premature birth.

Several imperial doctors were summoned to Changji Palace overnight. As the saying goes among the people, a woman may survive the seventh month of pregnancy but not the eighth month, and the eighth month of pregnancy is the most dangerous. After discussion, the imperial doctors unanimously decided to give the woman pregnancy-stabilizing medicine first.

It would be best if the pregnancy could be stabilized. If not, the only option is to induce labor.

The weather in March and April was still a bit chilly, but Wei Hanzhang was in so much pain that his face was covered in sweat and his lips were pale.

Xiao Junzhan's expression was no better than hers, and his hands around her shoulders were trembling slightly.

"It's okay," he raised his hand to smooth her sweaty hair, "Ranran, you promised me that nothing will happen."

"Yes, I'll be fine," Wei Hanzhang was in terrible pain, but he still tried to comfort him, "You'll give birth sooner or later, don't be afraid."

After taking a bowl of medicine, the abdominal pain subsided for less than an hour, and at dawn, it came back again.

It's really time to give birth.

The midwife arrived early, but the Emperor's aura was so terrifying that no one dared to ask her to leave the delivery room.

Finally, Wei Hanzhang pushed him and said, "I can't do anything with you here. Do you want to see me suffocate to death?"

As soon as the word "die" came out of his mouth, Xiao Junzhan's eyes suddenly turned fierce.

But the person who said this was not someone else. He usually couldn't do anything to her, let alone the current situation.

(End of this chapter)