Dong Xi Nan Bei

Soft-Waisted and Delicate, So Fertile: Forced to Marry the Infertile Tyrant

[Female Lead's early forceful pursuit + Male Lead's later obsessive reclamation + Sweet Story + Childbearing System + Group Favorite + Double Clean] Ji Qingwu completed the task assigned to her by the system: to bear a child for a general who was incapable of procreation. Afterward, she disappeared with the child to live a life of seclusion. Armed with a childbearing system that specialized in curing female infertility, Ji Qingwu became a highly respected divine physician in a small town. Unexpectedly, she was recognized by her eldest brother. Ji Qingwu returned to Lin'an City, reclaiming her place as the most pampered fifth daughter of the Ji family. In the imperial capital, the noble ladies of the city learned that the legitimate daughter of the Ji family, missing for many years, had returned home with a wild child of unknown paternity. Many were waiting to see her become a laughingstock; some even mocked her, saying she would struggle to remarry. However, women of high status—the eldest daughter-in-law of the Marquis's manor, the daughter of the Prime Minister, the Princess Consort of Prince Yong, and the Eldest Princess of Huachang—all became close friends with Ji Qingwu, and all were found to be pregnant. Thus, the title of the Fifth Miss of the Ji family, the "Lucky Koi of Fertility," spread far and wide. People flocked to the Ji residence, offering heavy gold to seek children and extravagant gifts to seek her hand in marriage, nearly breaking down her doorstep. But after she chose a husband and married, the child's biological father came knocking. The man had already ascended the throne, his dragon robes dampened by the slanted rain. "My lady, the clouds are thick and the rain is heavy tonight. I shall stay the night." From then on, a new entry was added to the imperial chronicles of the new Emperor of Beili [Emperor Wusu dotes on beautiful women; whenever rain falls at night, he must summon his subject's wife, Lady Ji, to his side.] Not long after, the historians corrected the record [Emperor Wusu and Empress Mingde live in perfect harmony; every night, he must stay by the Empress's side.] Character Profiles Female Lead: Appears weak but is actually iron-willed; confronts problems head-on. Male Lead: Appears aloof but is actually deeply infatuated; yields to her at every step.