Fantasy: The Wife Empress, the Adorable Kid Causes Chaos Across the Land

Chu Feng traveled across the Nine Provinces Continent, obtained the inheritance of the Ancestral God's Blood Pearl, and cultivated to the peak of Martial Emperor. He accidentally saved a peerless beauty, got to know her, fell in love with her, and got married. Unexpectedly, the woman turned out to be the Empress of the Nine Provinces Empire. After giving birth to twins, she left without saying goodbye. To care for the children, Chu Feng dispersed his peak Martial Emperor cultivation and used it to cleanse and refine the marrow of the two children. He then twice restored his cultivation to the peak Martial Emperor level and continued to disperse his power to cleanse and refine the marrow of the children. Unexpectedly, the three consecutive cleansing and refining processes caused divine patterns to grow in the bones of the two children, granting them boundless divine power, unparalleled speed, and extraordinary defense. The elder sister, Chu Xin, possesses terrifying sword intent within her divine runes, while the younger brother, Chu Chen, possesses terrifying blade intent within his divine runes. Furthermore, Chu Feng has refined the imperial weapons, the Heaven-Slaying Sword and the Heaven-Breaking Blade. At only three years old, they are already invincible. The two adorable children kept asking to see their mother, so Chu Feng could only lie and say that their mother was imprisoned in the capital. He also told them the stories of Yang Jian splitting Peach Mountain to save his mother and Chen Xiang splitting Mount Hua to save his mother. So, while Chu Feng was in seclusion undergoing his divine tribulation and trying to break through to the Martial God realm, the two adorable children sneaked out, determined to emulate Yang Jian and Chen Xiang and split open the capital to rescue their mother. — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Fantasy: The Wife Empress, the Adorable Kid Causes Chaos Across the Land — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠