She Leaves With the Baby and No Father, Driving the Sickly Crown Prince Mad

I Want a Scheming Female Lead Who Slowly Draws the Male Lead Into Her Trap

A quick transmigration heroine completes missions, deliberately seducing the male lead to achieve a particular goal. Everything is under her control, and she's quite scheming. The male lead should preferably be the cool, aloof type.

You’re Free. The Female Lead Lets Him Go and Chooses to Leave!

The Female Lead Raises the Child Alone and Doesn't Want the Male Lead to Know

The Male Lead Thinks the Female Lead Is Pregnant With Someone Else's Child, But Doesn't Mind

Looking for books similar to Kiss and Crave! The Flirty Girl Is Pregnant, and Her Possessive Wolfdog Boyfriend Is a Total Softie. The male lead thinks she's pregnant with someone else's child, but he doesn't mind. It turns out the baby is his.

Stories About Leaving the Father and Keeping the Child

The heroine only wants a child. She keeps flirting with the hero, then dumps him as soon as she gets pregnant. Years later, when they meet again, he sees that she has a child or is pregnant. The hero is the cool, aloof type, and she spent a long time pursuing him.

Stories Where the Female Lead Has a Difficult Childbirth

Looking for Ancient-Era Novels Where the Female Lead Gets Pregnant

Looking for an ancient-era story where the female lead gets pregnant.

Looking for Pregnancy Stories with a Runaway Pregnant Heroine. Thanks, Everyone!

They Break Up, Then She Finds Out She’s Pregnant, and the Male Lead Has to Grovel to Win Her Back

The male lead regrets neglecting his wife and starts treating her like a queen.

Stories Where the Female Lead Runs Away Pregnant and the Male Lead Only Learns About the Child When They're a Teenager

Any Contemporary Romance Stories Where the Female Lead Leaves with the Child?

💥 A Humble Male Lead Who Earns His Place Through His Child, a Wronged, Jealous Boyfriend, and an Adorable Kid

Palace and Household Intrigue, Keep the Child and Ditch the Father, Smart Characters

Looking for books similar to A Pregnancy Leads to Becoming a Consort: My Goal Is to Become the Empress Dowager. I want a story about household or palace intrigue, with an intelligent female lead who's composed, ruthless, and leaves no loose ends. Once she's set on a goal, she'll use every means to achieve it. After rising to power, she keeps the child and gets rid of the father, taking sole control.

Palace Intrigue with a Clear-Headed Heroine Rising Through the Ranks

Any Books About Transmigrating Into a Book, Getting Pregnant, and Running Away? No Excessive Misunderstandings

Modern or ancient settings are both fine.

Reborn and on the Run While Pregnant

I'm looking for a book where the heroine is reborn and goes back to college. In this life, she only wants to have a child without keeping the father. She just wants to have some fun and doesn't want to get involved romantically, so she chooses the hero as a sperm donor. He's leaving the country in three or four months, so breaking up because of a long-distance relationship would be perfectly normal.

Raising Kids: Adorable, Healing Little Ones and a Hilarious Ensemble Cast

Looking for books similar to "The Palace Nursery Rehires Its Matron". Transmigration, historical romance, palace and household intrigue, heartwarming child-rearing, no romance. Li Zhuru, an outstanding modern childcare expert, was hit on the head by a mischievous child and transmigrated to the Great Yong Dynasty. She accompanies the lonely Third Prince as he grows up to become...

Looking for a CEO Romance Where the Female Lead Runs Away While Pregnant

She secretly gives birth to a baby, nicknamed Little Pineapple. Then the male lead discovers her at a postpartum care center run by his friend. I really can't remember either of their names.

Any Stories Where the Female Lead Has to Get Close to the Male Lead, Fakes Her Death Midway, and Drives Him Mad?

Looking for books like The New Emperor Weeps Night After Night While Cradling the Baby After I Gave Birth and Faked My Death. Something along those lines, preferably completed.