Qing He

Emperor Qing He of the He Dynasty was considered a great ruler of the last three centuries. During his reign, he brought his empire to a new stage of development: instead of war, he chose friendship with an enemy country, initially giving up too much for an emperor to sacrifice outside his own lands. However, he subsequently acquired powerful technologies, an additional army, and resources. He opened ports, developed international trade, ordered the construction of educational institutions for all levels of society, restored the legacies of past dynasties, turning them into national landmarks, and thereby developing culture. However, Qing He was unable to change the established norms in society towards the Omegas, whose only way of life was working in the red light districts and raising the demographic population. Emperor Qing He had five children with the alpha secondary sex. It was a source of pride for the empire. For him personally. But only one child was dearly loved—the shame of the entire nation, an omega. Heng He was the offspring of a courtesan. His lineage shouldn't have existed, but the woman, whose face the emperor couldn't even remember, deliberately refused the suppressants and became pregnant. Despite his cold disposition, Qing He took the boy to his palace and hid him for many years. Heng He is now sixteen. The prime of life for a young man who has only just come of age. Qing He could not break his own child and leave her to rot within the walls, so he decided to marry her off to a young official at his court. The Emperor visited Heng He in the evening, after all his business had been completed. Alpha was never gentle or affectionate, especially toward his children. A single glance from him made one's blood run cold, and his low, commanding tone always made one tense and nervous. “The time has come for you to serve the empire, my child,” the emperor said coldly, gently touching his son’s cheek with his palm.