Please recommend a novel in which the female protagonist gets pregnant before marriage after transmigrating.

I don't remember the title or author. Please tell me. The plot of the story was that the female protagonist traveled to ancient times and found out that she was pregnant before marriage, but she did not know who the father of the child was. At this time, she knew through the nanny that she was originally the daughter of the prime minister's family, but it seemed that because she was from the previous dynasty, her parents had died, leaving only her. The original woman in the female protagonist's body had always liked the male protagonist (the male protagonist seemed to be a general), but the male protagonist had always liked the princess. When he heard that the princess was going to marry someone else, he was so sad that he drank wine. That night, the original woman in the female protagonist's body had been following the male protagonist. In the end, they had sex that night and became pregnant. However, that princess was a bad woman. She married someone else while enjoying the ambiguous relationship with the male lead. After the female protagonist transmigrated, she found out that she was pregnant. Later on, she found out that the father of the child insisted on giving birth to the child. It was a boy. However, due to poverty, he could not afford it, so he could only seek help from the male lead's mother. The male protagonist's mother confirmed that the child was her own, so she let the female protagonist enter the mansion to be a concubine. The male protagonist thought that the female protagonist was a vain woman, but after getting along with her, he found that the female protagonist was not interested in him, nor did she like wealth. Gradually, she fell in love with him, and soon the female protagonist became pregnant again. However, the princess was so angry that she drugged the female protagonist, causing her to miscarry and never get pregnant again. The female protagonist finally left the male protagonist's house helplessly. Leave the child at the male protagonist's house. Although she was looked down upon by others, the female protagonist resolutely opened a noodle restaurant. At this time, the second male lead came to the female lead's side and was attracted by the female lead. He wanted to marry the female lead, but he was strongly opposed by his family. The male protagonist would come to the female protagonist's noodle shop from time to time to eat a bowl of noodles. He wanted to see how her life was. When she realized that she was doing well and that someone wanted to marry her, she was very angry. One day, the male protagonist was going to the battlefield. At night, he came to the female protagonist's house and said that he might not be able to come back. The female protagonist was very sad and had sex with the male protagonist again. After the male protagonist left, the female protagonist was kidnapped to the battlefield as a hostage. (I can't remember after that, but the female protagonist fell in love with the male protagonist.) In the end, the female protagonist was treated by a divine doctor and was able to get pregnant. At the end of the war, she became pregnant. She had three children with the male protagonist. The second male lead married another woman and gave birth to a boy. He often visited the female lead's house. The princess's final life was very tragic. Her husband loved her, but she did not cherish him. Her husband died not long after and was sent to marry. In the end, he returned to his hometown, but his face was old and his body was not in good condition.

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I recommend "Defiant Supreme Concubine" to you. The female protagonist, Yan Yue, was betrayed by her fiancé and died while cultivating. She transmigrated to the Seventh Princess, who was pregnant before marriage. After her rebirth, she had invincible strength and defeated those who had once ridiculed and schemed against her. She also brought her precious son and a group of magical pets, walking further and further on the path of The Aristocrats. The female protagonist was definitely a strong character. Those who liked the female protagonist's unyielding personality and powerful strength would definitely like this book! I hope you like my recommendation, Mwah ~😋