Which ancient novels described the plot of getting pregnant before marriage?

Answer 1

1. [Nongmen Divine Doctor's wife: The female protagonist is a capable Chinese medicine doctor. She transmigrated to an unidentified woman who was pregnant before marriage and lived with her child.]
2. [Bringing Taobao to Ancient Times: The female protagonist traveled to ancient times. She was unmarried and pregnant, but she was determined to become the ancient Jack Ma and use Taobao to earn wealth.]
3. Marriage in the troubled times of the Republic of China: The female protagonist is the daughter of the Qing Gang, and the young master of a wealthy family becomes a fiancée, and faces the pain of miscarriage.
4. [Bring a Cute Baby to the Farm: Once the female protagonist transmigrated, she would become an unmarried farmer with a child. She would manage the farm while taking care of the child.]
5. The female protagonist is the research and development elite of the modern Academy of Agricultural Sciences. She traveled to ancient times to become an unmarried pregnant woman and became the favorite of the God of War's husband.
6. The female protagonist transmigrated to ancient times and had a child out of marriage. In the face of criticism from her relatives and clans, she relied on the transmigration gift package given by the transmigration god to work hard in farming and find a new father for her child.
7. The last favored concubine: The female protagonist was burned alive by her husband, became an unmarried mother, was adopted by a prince, and finally became the empress.
8. [Ancient Parenting Treasure Book: Modern girls travel to ancient times to become unmarried mothers and help the imperial concubine raise the little princess.]
9. [Dainty Wife: The female protagonist was wrongly accused of being an unmarried woman with a child. After a long separation, she reunited with her husband.]
10. The general's wife wanted to divorce her husband: The female protagonist became a pregnant woman who was six months pregnant, but was suspected by her husband, chased, and finally ran away from home.
11. [A thought of the country, a thought of the Qing: The female protagonist risked her life to protect her husband, but she was suspected and trampled by her husband, who pushed her pregnant into the abyss.]