Who is the child that Si Teng gave birth to?

Si Teng's child was Bai Ying's child.

The child Si Teng gave birth to was Bai Ying's child, named Xi Zhu. However, Xi Zhu was not Si Teng's biological son, but an individual that Si Teng had split off. Si Teng gave Xi Zhu to Qin Fang, but Qin Fang gave Xi Zhu to a rich couple to raise. Therefore, Xi Zhu could be said to be Bai Ying's descendant, or the child of the half-demon Si Teng.

Si Teng did not give birth to the child himself. In the original novel and the TV series " Si Teng," Si Teng split into an individual named Nishitake, but Nishitake was not Si Teng's biological son. Xi Zhu was raised by a rich couple after Si Teng handed him over to Qin Fang. Therefore, Si Teng did not give birth to the child himself.

There were some contradictions and uncertainties about whether Si Teng had ever given birth. Some search results mentioned that Si Teng had split into another demon personality, Bai Ying. Bai Ying married Shao Yan Kuan and gave birth to a son. However, there were other search results that mentioned that Bai Ying, who had split from Si Teng, killed Si Teng and gave birth to a child. Due to the contradiction between these search results, it was impossible to determine whether Si Teng had really given birth. Therefore, regarding this question, I don't know if Si Teng has ever given birth.

Si Yuzao was the child of Si Mu and Aunt Pan.

Wanrong and Pu Yi's bodyguard Li Yueting gave birth to a baby girl.

[Si Teng is not that child.] Si Teng did not have a biological child in the play. Instead, he split into an individual named Nishitake. Xi Zhu was not Si Teng's daughter, but Si Teng's clone. Si Teng hoped to make up for his childhood regrets through Nishitake. Therefore, Si Teng was not the child's mother.

The following are some recommendations from ancient novels about wives giving birth to children: 1. " Wooden Wife ": This novel tells the story of the romantic Third Prince and a village girl who was regarded as a good-looking girl, from the initial marriage to the tender love story of having children. 2. " My Wife's Mistress is Charming ": This novel was also an ancient romance novel. It talked about the charm of the wife's mistress and the plot of her having children with her husband. These novels were all recommended by Gu Yan's novels about wives giving birth to children. They were suitable for readers who liked this plot.

Here are some recommendations for novels about having children: 1. " Baby Snake: The Fairy Mother Is So Black-bellied ": The female protagonist wakes up and finds out that she has two babies. In order to avoid the neighbors knowing that they are her children, the female protagonist decides to lock the babies at home and let them help with the housework. 2. " Big River ": Cheng Kaiyan gave birth to a child in this novel. Zhou Fang publicized the good news of the child's birth and said that the family of four would live well. 3. " It's said that the big brother who gave birth to my child has returned from abroad." The story told the story of a child who had given birth to a steamed bun. The male lead, Qiu Du, found that his big brother had returned, but he had become domineering and hot-tempered. Please note that the content of the novels recommended above is based on the search results provided. There may be other novels that have already given birth that have not been mentioned.

Si Teng had never given birth to a child himself. In the original novel," Half-demon Sitou," Sitou split into a demon, Bai Ying. Bai Ying married Shao Yankuan and gave birth to a son. The child Si Teng left behind was called Xi Zhu, but this child was not Si Teng's biological child, but an individual that Si Teng had split off. Therefore, Si Teng did not give birth to a child at that time.