On the bloody night at Kunlun, Nuo Ning fights desperately with an enemy, only to lose to that woman in the end. The woman ties her up, throws her into a room, and spends an intimate night with her. When Nuo Ning wakes the next day, the demon woman is gone. She can only swallow the grievance whole, yet three months later she discovers she is pregnant. Pressures from both within and without leave her physically and mentally exhausted, but fortunately her gentle, considerate, obedient, and calm eldest disciple Yan Jingfeng takes meticulous care of her. As Nuo Ning's belly gradually swells, her unease grows. Just when she is thinking about where she should go to terminate the child, Yan Jingfeng catches her in the act. Staring at that faintly rounded abdomen, Yan Jingfeng's gaze carries a depth Nuo Ning cannot read. 'Master,' she says, 'you have put on quite a bit of weight lately.' Small-theater version: in the past, Nuo Ning would proudly introduce Yan Jingfeng to others by saying, 'My disciple is beautiful, kind-hearted, respectful toward her teacher, and blessed with extraordinary talent. She is a dragon among people.' Yan Jingfeng would smile and say, 'Thank you for the praise, Master.' Now, behind closed doors, Nuo Ning cries and curses her instead: 'You disregard your elders, betray your teacher, are worse than a beast, lawless, and shameless!' Yan Jingfeng still smiles and says, 'Thank you for the praise, Master.' Reading and warning guide: this novel entered VIP on Thursday, April 29, with ten thousand words then and updates every day at noon, plus a fifty-percent anti-theft rate. 1. The pairing is a gentle eldest disciple and a cold teacher. 2. It is one-on-one, with the teacher carrying a child, and does contain pregnancy. 3. After the disciple becomes demonized, she loses control and forces herself on the teacher she has loved. 4. No named supporting characters other than villains die. 5. The author loves melodrama, so feel free to complain about the trope but do not make things difficult for everyone else. The blurb then gives a preview for Hi, Wife! Fu Xia and Cheng Wanyu are famous in the entertainment industry for not getting along. Their styles are similar and their circles overlap, and they can tear into each other over a single announcement or red-carpet appearance until the sky goes dark. Then one day Fu Xia notices a very strange comment among the netizens fighting under her Weibo: 'Cheng-Fu shippers rejoice!' Confused, she searches the tag and sinks into contemplation. Why do the two of them have CP fans at all? Later, the internet's recommendation system begins pushing Fu Xia nothing but mildly risqué drawings and comics of the two of them, until she gradually accepts this pure land where they no longer fight but instead love each other and even share a bed. Then one day, during a live banquet broadcast, the Fu Xia who has been secretly obsessed with naughty comics gets called on to greet everyone. Before her brain catches up, she reaches a hand toward her sworn enemy and blurts out, 'Hi, wife!' Cheng Wanyu: ... The crowd: ... The CP fans: is it New Year already? The real people are feeding us sugar live! We can die without regrets! Fu Xia can only protest frantically that she is not, she did not, and they need to listen to her explanation.