After Losing Her Memory, She Was Spoiled by a Mad, Powerful Official

(The second male lead chases his wife to the crematorium × the male lead takes love by force; two rivals compete for the heroine, who has a universal heartthrob aura, so don’t read if that bothers you.) Shen Tang gave her heart to one man. After four years in the general’s household, she still couldn’t warm Xu Mingchuan’s heart. All she got in return was, “Your status is too low. I can’t make you my principal wife, but you’ll be the most honored concubine.” She would lose her dowry, be demoted to a concubine, and bear the shame. Shen Tang severed her attachment, but lost her memories. When she woke, she had a fiancé. Her fiancé was gentle and considerate, a gentleman as warm as jade. She didn’t know that it was all an act. Everyone said that Xiao Heng was the sharpest blade in His Majesty’s hand, cold-hearted and indifferent, with no interest in women. But Shen Tang alone knew that he was possessive and unhinged, a red-eyed beast in bed, whispering like a demon in her ear: “Don’t ever think you can leave me. Even if we go to hell, we’ll go together.” * All his life, Xiao Heng had been abandoned: rejected by his father, forsaken by his mother, betrayed by his friends, and forgotten by Shen Tang. Shen Tang was both his salvation and his prison. He loved her, but hated that she had deceived him and forgotten him. He schemed against everyone, himself included. If he couldn’t let her go, he would keep her imprisoned at his side forever. One day, the moon would finally fall into his arms. (The heroine seems delicate and timid, but is actually resilient, bold, and refuses to give up × the hero seems gentle and composed, but is actually unstable, brooding, and unhinged.)