Widowed for Five Years, the Widow is Pregnant with the Emperor’s Child Novel

Five years after her husband's untimely death, Yun Wan, the once-beloved daughter-in-law of the Lu family, harbors a deeply guarded secret. Her son, A-Sui, increasingly resembles the late Third Young Master Lu, a fact that fills her with dread as she raises him alone. The truth, however, becomes undeniable when A-Sui, now four and a study companion to the Third Prince, is targeted by a classmate's influential parents. Faced with a demand to kneel and apologize, A-Sui refuses, drawing the attention of Emperor Jingxuan. The Emperor, who has suffered a decade of debilitating headaches, finds relief after a certain day, though the reason remains unknown. He has been seeking the owner of a particular handkerchief, and when he encounters Yun Wan, she denies any connection. The situation escalates when A-Sui arrives, his eyes mirroring the Emperor's. In a dramatic display of paternal recognition before a stunned court, Emperor Jingxuan, the powerful sovereign of Great Qi, embraces A-Sui and calls him "Father," shattering the assumptions of all present.