The Tyrant’s Daily Life of Doting on His Spouse

In his previous life, Song Song swallowed a “childbearing pill” and was offered to a tyrant plagued by madness. After one night of passion, he was talked into fleeing in a panic. In the end, he was killed after giving birth, while someone else took on his appearance, took his child, and took his name, rising to become the first male empress in history. Li Xiao was once poisoned and driven mad because of his extraordinary talent. Even after the poison was cleared, his condition comes and goes, leaving him obsessive and emotionally unstable. Whenever he loses control, only hearing Song Song’s name can calm him down. In his previous life, everyone said that only the empress could cure his illness, but he could tell the difference: it was Song Song who healed him, not the empress. Fortunately, heaven gives him another chance at life. That very night, he carries the real Song Song back to his own bedchamber, leaving him nowhere to run. Song Song, who was reborn that same night, sees no way out but to let himself be spoiled. — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: The Tyrant’s Daily Life of Doting on His Spouse — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠