Book Transmigration: Keep the Baby, Ditch the Father, and Accidentally Seduce the Capital's Top Heir

[A stingy artist who only wants a baby and money vs. a scheming crown prince pretending to be poor so he can be kept]

(Keep the child, ditch the father vs. borrow a womb to have a child + secret identity revealed + regretful pursuit + running away pregnant + sweet, devoted romance + marriage before love)

Jiang Yuan dreamed of “keeping the child and ditching the father,” and having a beautiful, obedient little angel of her own.

So she set her sights on the handsome, down-and-out pauper renting the basement next door, who hauled bricks every day but was devastatingly good-looking.

To “borrow his little tadpole and have a baby,” Jiang Yuan threw down three thousand yuan to cover his food and lodging.

“Gu Chen, just cooperate and I’ll add a meat bun to your meals every day!”

The poor man, Gu Chen, wiped the motor oil from his forehead and accepted the three thousand yuan with a shadowy look in his eyes. Then he climbed into a Rolls-Royce with a custom plate.

Gu Chen, the crown prince of the capital’s elite circle and heir to a trillion-yuan fortune, was being pressured by his grandfather to marry. He would only receive his shares if he produced an heir, so he was preparing to find a sensible woman and “borrow her womb.” By a twist of fate, a little miser mistook him for a tool for making babies.

They hit it off at once, each with their own agenda.

Until one day, Jiang Yuan grabbed her pregnancy test and fled in the middle of the night, only to find hundreds of bodyguards in black blocking her at the airport.

The poor husband she had called “good for nothing but his face” pinned her against a wall in his immaculate suit, gripping her waist and gritting his teeth. “You stole my baby and thought you could run? Didn’t you promise to support me for life?”