So What If I'm Pregnant? I'll Find a General to Raise the Baby

Both leads are sexually inexperienced; one-on-one romance. The heroine secretly loves him, while the hero falls in love after marriage. Rival suitors compete for her; pregnancy and childbirth; no suffering for the heroine.

An imagined historical setting that combines the elegance of the Wei and Jin dynasties with the uninhibited spirit of the High Tang, with open-minded customs.

Tao Jiang, the most beautiful woman in the capital, was famous by the age of sixteen and adored by her great princess aunt.

The notoriously spoiled, domineering, and unreasonable Tao Jiang has somehow become pregnant before marriage.

Her childhood friend, a prince's companion; a breathtakingly handsome new top graduate; and a young general with a white horse and silver spear all claim to be the father.

But each of the three has his own agenda.

To give the child a proper status, the great princess decides Tao Jiang must choose one of them to marry.

Since she doesn't know who the father is, Tao Jiang figures she might as well marry someone she likes. She chooses Xiang Zhun, the young general she has secretly loved for years.

What she never expected was that the Xiang household would be so crowded with meddlesome people and endless trouble.

In court and at home, how many plots and schemes will there be, and how much bloodshed between kin?

Happy ending, happy ending, happy ending. Important things must be said three times.

The author promises not to drop the story, stop updating, or abandon it. Read with confidence.