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Your Majesty, the Unborn Imperial Heir Is Swearing Again!
Your Majesty, the Unborn Imperial Heir Is Swearing Again! Plot:
The newly favored Consort Su is expecting the imperial heir, a joy celebrated across the Great Jing Dynasty. But Emperor Xiao Che is driven mad by his personal eunuch's daily urgent reports: "Your Majesty, the unborn heir is swearing again!" From mocking the imperial kitchen's over-salted meals to scolding the Senior Grand Secretary's stuffy memorials through his mother's belly, even cursing the emperor's obsession with immortality right in front of imperial physicians. At first, Xiao Che dismissed it as the consort's mood swings affecting the fetus, but he soon realized the unborn child could predict court upheavals. The corrupt official he'd "cursed" fell from power the next day, and the new policy he mocked won official approval overnight. When the crown prince's faction allied with imperial relatives to stage a coup, the fetus shouted through its mother's belly: "Cut off their supply lines!" which became the key to Emperor Xiao Che's victory.
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