
You Lost Your Memory and Broke Off Our Engagement. Why Are You Losing It Now That I'm Remarrying?
你失忆与我退婚,我改嫁你疯什么
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- Completed
- Length
- 266k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 2y ago
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- Fanqie
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This book is very attractive. I particularly like the heroine, who acts swiftly and has a clear sense of love and hate. I also hope that she can have a good husband and marry the prince.
Not going to lie, I really enjoyed watching it. I really like the character of the heroine, but I was troubled by Prince Pingyuan. I thought there was a turn for the better. I thought he was the hero, but he is still dead. It has always been his unrequited love, but I am very embarrassed. . (Sad) The current prince is not bad either
I like the setting of the heroine, she's very cute
It's a very interesting ancient novel. The heroine dares to love and hate, and is as smart and cunning as a little fox. The male supporting characters are also good and have their own characteristics. The character of the Ninth Prince is well established. To put it bluntly, he was a love brain before he lost his memory, and he still is after his amnesia, so his general actions are not surprising. The prince is really Bai Yueguang, and it is difficult to calm down. Although it is acceptable to accept the twins as the male protagonist in the future, because the original prince's character is too soft and cannot protect the female protagonist, the female protagonist's identity is destined to be unable to escape from the imperial city. The current male protagonist is also very good, but I still hope that one day, everything the original prince did for the female protagonist will be revealed. Let the female protagonist know that this friend is truly good to her. The author's writing is smooth and the plot has a good rhythm. It is a good novel.
Jiang Huaizhi was poisoned with an incurable poison by his biological father since he was a child. He eventually died of the poison and was buried in Beidi. Jiang Qi'an lived a flamboyant and unrestrained life since he was a child, but in the end he died at the best age of nineteen. Jiang Yubai has lived in darkness and blood since he was a child, and has been treated as a murder weapon without redemption. The female protagonist pretends to be a pig and eats a tiger. She has a very deep palace. She is flamboyant and domineering in front of others. I don't know why the rating is so low, but it is really very good-looking. Even after the death of the male lead, he just hopes that the female protagonist will be happy!
This book deserves a score of 9 or more. All three boys are doing well. Prince Langjiu, a young man in bright clothes and an angry horse who loves the heroine so much that he is willing to sacrifice everything, Prince Bai Yueguang, who is light and windy and warm, and the male protagonist who spent the first half of his life in pain and was indifferent and upright, but later became clingy and powerful. The first two are difficult to reconcile. It's a pity that the author didn't give them a sequel, but I think this seems to be the best ending.
In my inner evaluation, the image of the male protagonist Jiang Yubai is not as good as that of Jiang Qizhi. Jiang Qizhi is everyone's undesirable. The beautiful and beautiful flower of the high mountains is only for the female protagonist. The author has described in the book that he is the only person who unconditionally favors her after the Ninth Prince lost his memory. He is the pure love that the heroine had before she remembered it, such a beautiful person... It is impossible for the heroine not to be moved. If he doesn't like it, why would he give out the only gold medal to avoid death just for Jiang Qizhi... But the introduction of the book says that the male protagonist will be slapped in the face by the heroine. To suit the title and theme of the book, Jiang Qizhi loves the heroine, is hope, and is sunshine, so he cannot be the hero... Such a beautiful person, paving the way for the heroine before his death, which reader can not be moved? It is understandable that the Ninth Prince and Jiang Yubai all love the heroine, love, and want to possess her, but only Jiang Qizhi's love for the heroine is to let go... I burst into tears. The author's writing is very good, but my selfishness deducted a point because of Jiang Qizhi. Jiang Qizhi is Jiang Huaizhi. May he get what he wants in the next life, and may he be happy and healthy! Qi Ta is no longer in the imperial family, his parents love him, he is happy! So Huai Zhi, I Qi Zhi...
I have an indescribable feeling... I didn't expect it to end so soon... It's really good to watch. I didn't expect there to be amnesia scenes, but... I really like the character of the heroine. I love it so much. She's so smart [shy][shy][shy][shy][shy] I really love this book and the three men in it. First: After losing his memory, the Ninth Prince crazily hurt the heroine, which is absolutely unforgivable. After recovering his memory, he was so... Nice to the heroine? Maybe, but the damage is still hurt. When he committed suicide at the end, to be honest, I suddenly felt a little unbearable, but only a little bit, and soon I felt like that was it. How could the heroine be with the son of her enemy? Second: The original prince, that was really Bai Yueguang... But is he really dead? [Crying] [Crying] [Crying] [Crying] [Crying] [Crying] I don't understand anything, but I know that he didn't do anything to hurt the heroine, and he still thought about the heroine before leaving. I'm really unwilling. Is he really gone? [I'm about to cry] [Cry] Third: The person who replaced the original prince and became the prince, the face-slapping maniac [laughing evilly], he really made people laugh and cry. In the end, the heroine was with him. Maybe... This is the best ending... I'm still a little bit upset... His Majesty, the glorious Crown Prince, he is really too white to be white... Wuwuwuwu... He died of poisoning, I really cried to death Anyway, I have quite mixed feelings about this article... The ending is sudden [laughing evilly] I want to see the current male protagonist with a slap mark on his face [laughing evilly] [laughing evilly] [laughing evilly] [laughing evilly] Hehe
Prince Jiang Huaizhi (Bai Yueguang) was a very gentle and gentle person. He would blush and be shy when teased by the heroine (⺣◡⺣)♡, and he was also indulgent to the heroine. He was really cute. He paved the way for the heroine before his death and helped her many times. Jiang Qian (Cinnabar Moles), the Ninth Prince, is a somewhat crazy person who loves the heroine regardless of anything. Those who could not hit back or retaliate before losing their memory later fell out with their mother for the sake of the heroine and killed the princess and her uncle after regaining their memory. The main character only recognizes the heroine, and kills anyone who doesn't agree with the heroine. /The heroine's knife/ Jiang Yubai (ambitious fox), a compatriot of the prince, is a arrogant, tough-tongued and ambitious fox who has the supremacy of power. He treats the heroine normally, and then starts to treat her well. The only one among the three who needs the heroine's calculations. Be hard-spoken but soft-hearted and take care of the heroine's details Jiang Huaizhi is my favorite, his character is my favorite, everything. It's a pity that he died young, and I'm still quite dissatisfied with Yu Bai's identity (preference) If the heroine bites several men, I think Huaizhi might be gentle and indulgent, Yubai would bite back, and Qi'an would be willing to be bitten a few more times.
Everyone has his own white moonlight in his heart. The biggest regret of this book is that the heroine, Bai Yueguang, fell in love, but she couldn't love her, and it was out of reach, and she ended up regretting it. However, the whole article is very good. Worth recommending[shy][shy][shy]