In ancient novels, was the female protagonist hurt by the male protagonist and later became a powerful character?

I recommend "Concubine Unknown, Emperor, Please Give Way" to you. This ancient romance novel is about a bitter female protagonist's counterattack. The female protagonist was very bitter in the early stages. The male protagonist was hiding a mistress in his golden house and was bumped into by the female protagonist, causing the female protagonist to be pregnant and almost die. The female protagonist was disheartened and gave up her four-year-old nephew to jump into the river and commit suicide. After returning, the female protagonist would slap the male protagonist in the face, but she would not easily shake his power and status. She would only bully the male protagonist freely while making him feel guilty. The male lead was the Prince of Beitang County. He was like an immortal, elegant, gentle, and elegant, but he was cold by nature. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗