After the Assassin Goes Straight, I Bring the Young Magistrate Home

In the thirty-first year of the Nandu era, Gu Jiaojiao took the head of the Divine Temple and once again threw Shangjing into a state of panic. Then she, the true culprit, quietly withdrew to Jiangnan. She thought she would spend the rest of her life in Jiangnan, living as an utterly ordinary young woman. But everything changed when she found that man. Nan Jingchen had lost his memory, and he readily accepted Gu Jiaojiao’s story: she was his betrothed, and she had eloped with him for his sake. He, in turn, would treat her well. Gu Jiaojiao had deceived Nan Jingchen because she thought it would be fun, but little by little, she fell for this man whose eyes held only her. But what would she do if he regained his memories? He was a vice minister of the Court of Judicial Review, and also the seventh prince of Nandu. Neither identity was someone she could get involved with... Nan Jingchen: “The bright moon shines upon my heart. Jiaojiao is the moon in my heart...” Strong heroine x strong hero An imagined setting. Forms of address take some inspiration from history, but this is just for fun, so don’t take it too seriously.