This story is also known as "The Beauty Bakes Buns for Me". It features a high and mighty, dark-hearted, cold-blooded (maybe?) king from a neighboring country as the aggressor, and a gentle, quirky, loyal dog-like beautiful emperor as the receiver. After Song Jianglin destroyed the other's country, he conveniently took the unbelievably beautiful emperor back home. Even the national doctor, who usually mocks male concubines, showed great care for him. The reason being, he was so androgynous that he was mistaken for a woman, and thus was entrusted with the great responsibility of continuing the lineage. The little emperor was not convinced, "I'm a man, a man!" Song Jianglin was anxious, "Be careful with your belly, your belly!" The national doctor was unsettled, "Don't disturb the fetus, the fetus!" The little emperor was puzzled. He clearly hated Song Jianglin the most, so why did he have to bear his child? Most importantly, he was a man, how could he be pregnant? Where did things go wrong? He didn't want to seek revenge, so he wasn't a good emperor. He couldn't always be with his child, so he wasn't a good father either. So... what did Song Jianglin fall in love with? He asked, "If I want the blood from your heart, would you give it to me?" ...... This story is very sweet with a little bit of torment, and the receiver is very lovable. (It seems to rhyme, doesn't it?) Unfold