Running Away While Pregnant with the Villain’s Child

The unlucky Luo Xingran transmigrates into a son-in-law novel as the love-brained female lead.
At the finale, the love-brained heroine has her child and all her assets taken by the male lead, is kicked out with nothing, and is even set up by the male lead’s true love freezing to death on a cold winter night.

The very next second after the male lead confesses to her, Luo Xingran decisively pulls over a passing beauty and says, “Sorry, I’m into this type. Before dating me, I suggest you take a trip to Thailand.”

After the male lead leaves, she realizes the “random passerby” she’s holding hands with is none other than Pei Junzhuo, the ultimate villain of this very son-in-law novel.

In the original story, Pei Junzhuo is described as obsessive, mercurial, cold, and reclusive.

“Sorry, I was just talking nonsense,” Luo Xingran chickens out and quickly lets go of Pei Junzhuo’s hand.
“Like me?” Pei Junzhuo asks, her aloof, arrogant face drawing closer and closer. Sweat beads on Luo Xingran’s back. “Shouldn’t you show a little sincerity?”

Somehow, in a daze, Luo Xingran ends up becoming the villain’s girlfriend and life starts getting happier.
The male lead no longer dares to harass her. The people who tried to humiliate her at the gala are punished. Even her family’s business empire keeps expanding.

Then comes the plot point where an unmarried pregnancy is supposed to happen and Luo Xingran actually gets pregnant.

She truly has only one girlfriend: Pei Junzhuo. But… Luo Xingran doesn’t think Pei Junzhuo would believe that.

Risking her life, Luo Xingran leaves the country with the child.The moment she steps off the plane, she sees Pei Junzhuo wearing a cold smile for the first time.
“My dear baby,” Pei Junzhuo says softly, “where do you think you’re taking my child to play?”