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After Dumping the Emperor, He Demands Paternity by Royal Decree
After Dumping the Emperor, He Demands Paternity by Royal Decree Plot:
Modern lawyer Tan Wenwen reincarnates as a disgraced imperial consort in ancient times. To escape palace schemes, she fakes her death and flees with her son. Five years later, the overbearing Emperor Song Peize spots her disguised as a street vendor during his secret inspection. Seizing her wrist, he declares: 'Stole my heir and dared to run?' Shockingly, the emperor humbles himself to court her publicly: 'With the empire as dowry, I demand paternity through our son!' But when conspiracies resurface, can she protect her family amidst ruthless power games and his unexpected devotion?
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