My Whole Family Was Jailed, So I Told the Prince I Was Carrying His Baby

[Clear-headed heroine + male lead falls hard] Song Lingxi is the only daughter of a general’s household, cherished like a precious pearl. Beautiful as a flower, she has been doted on since childhood and grown up bold and spoiled. During the Lantern Festival, someone drugs her, and she ends up in a strange room with Xiao Yuchun, who has also been drugged. They spend the night together. Their encounter is wild and uninhibited. Xiao Yuchun assumes Song Lingxi drugged him because she coveted him, and despises her. Afterward, they part ways for good. Overnight, the general’s family is framed for treason, and the entire household is thrown in prison. To save herself, Song Lingxi has a jailer tell Xiao Yuchun that she is carrying his child. Xiao Yuchun scoffs. They agreed never to see each other again, yet now that the Song family is in trouble, she comes crawling back. But that wretched woman has left him averse to women, and now he can become a father without getting married. What’s not to like? Xiao Yuchun brings her back to his residence and confines her there so she can rest and care for the baby. He expects her to cry, make a scene, and throw a tantrum, but instead she puts aside her spoiled young-lady ways and becomes charming and alluring. Perhaps... she’s trying to seduce him so she can get close and use him. The Song family is found innocent, and the woman runs off. When Xiao Yuchun hears the news, he snaps the pen in his hand and darkens his expression with a frown.