After Being Divorced, I’m Pregnant with the Crown Prince’s Child

Meng Shuhe was married to Shen Qian, the Shizi of Zhenguogong Fu, for three years, but all she received in the end was a letter of divorce. This was solely because the Shizi looked down on her for being the “real” young miss who had grown up in the countryside, claiming she was utterly unrefined. Shen Qian wished to marry Meng Ruoli—the “fake” young miss who had been raised in a Marquis’s manor as a paragon of noble upbringing—as his wife. After being divorced, Meng Shuhe drowned her sorrows in wine at a country estate, where she spent a night of passion with Lu Jing, a scholar she had met years ago in Jiangnan. When she woke up, Meng Shuhe heard the voice of an infant in her womb calling her “Mother.” It turned out that her son from fifteen years in the future had been reborn, returning to the very day she had conceived him. The child in her womb urged her to flee Chang’an and return to Jiangnan. Only then did Meng Shuhe discover that the child’s father, Lu Jing, was not the mere scholar she thought he was, but the current Crown Prince. The little one told her that in his previous life, she and the Crown Prince had married because of the pregnancy, and she had risen to become the Taizifei because of her son. However, Lu Jing had someone else in his heart and disliked both her and the child she carried. After Lu Jing ascended the throne, in order to make his beloved the Empress, he sought to eliminate the mother and son. This went as far as the child being forced to kneel in the rain as punishment until he collapsed from a high fever and fell into a coma. Having dealt with her s*umbag ex-husband, Meng Shuhe intended to stay far away from the s*umbag Crown Prince and return to Jiangnan to live a peaceful life with her son. Yet, to her surprise, the Crown Prince—who supposedly loved someone else—began to pester her, appearing before her at every turn, hoping to raise his own status through the child…