War broke out, and Princess Bai Ying of Northern Qi fled for her life. But she was captured by the enemy state's Prince of Yan and fell into a deep pool, where she lost consciousness.
When Bai Ying awoke, she found herself in a palace with a man nearby. She shook her head, unsure who she was or where she was, with no memories at all. The man came to her side and said gently, “Yingying, you’re finally awake.”
Bai Ying asked, “Who are you? Why am I here?”
The man hesitated. “You’ve forgotten? You’re Gao Ying, daughter of Gao Zhengsong, the Left Chancellor of Nanling, and my betrothed. We were going to marry, but you fell from a tree and slept for many days, so our wedding had to be postponed.”
Bai Ying’s mind went blank. She couldn’t remember who she was, and this man felt like a stranger. But he cared for her so tenderly that he didn’t seem to be lying.
The man grew gentler by the day. He played the qin and wrote poems for her, read to her to ease her boredom, and would even give up his own life for her. Yet he never showed any interest in finding a physician to treat her amnesia.
At first, Bai Ying resisted and tried to escape. Eventually, she fell in love with her betrothed. But just after their wedding, her memories suddenly returned.
In the flickering candlelight, she realized the man above her was Zhang Hua, the Prince of Yan who had invaded Northern Qi and destroyed her homeland. He was also the beggar she had rescued in Bianjing three years ago.
She struggled to escape, but Zhang Hua pinned her hands down, leaving her no way out and no chance to regret it.
The veins stood out on the back of his hand as he kissed away Bai Ying’s tears and gazed at her face with devotion, resting his forehead against hers. “From this moment on, you are my wife.”
“Yingying, say my name.”
I would like to ask the author, is it a one-to-one relationship? Or some other type?
It's also good-looking, and the writing is delicate, Chasing the Wife in the Crematorium.