The female protagonist transmigrated and got a son. The son belonged to both the original body and the male protagonist. If the original body was not dead, would the male protagonist be with the female protagonist?

In a fantasy novel, the female protagonist transmigrated and had a son. The son belonged to the original body and the male protagonist, and the male protagonist had an engagement with the original body. Moreover, the original body was not dead. Its soul had been extracted and possessed by someone else. Later, after experiencing the black hole in space, the male lead could really save one, so he chose the female lead.

Answer 1

I recommend the book,"The Two-Hearted Underworld Empress" to you. The female lead, Bi Ling, was the ancestor of all gods in the universe, Emperor Haotian. She was transformed by her inner demons. The ups and downs of her fate allowed her to meet the Cold Demon King. After killing, escaping, happiness, hatred, and waiting, the male lead, Xuan Yi, was deposed by the God of Hao for Bi Ling. He was sealed into the Bottomless Ocean, but because of his two newborn sons, he accidentally fell into the Shenji Empire outside the universe. The original female protagonist did not die. In the end, the male protagonist worked hard to cultivate in order to take back the female protagonist. He brought his two sons to cultivate soul qi together and finally became a top-notch lord. He successfully took back the female protagonist and reunited his family. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗