Name: Hypocrite's Lies
Author: Jiu Wu Zhi Mu Mu

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[Suspense elements + reversal + contrast] [Ignorant amnesiac ✖️Paranoid controller] Note: This pure love label was applied at the beginning, and I'm not sure what it specifically refers to. If pure love refers to sweet pets and fresh love, then the style of this article does not match it (it was later revised twice and cannot be changed) Plot: In an accident, Jiang Zhiyu woke up and lost six years of memory. A mysterious woman with a beautiful appearance named Chu You appeared next to her. She was indifferent to others, had a gentle manner, and took care of everything about her. Jiang Zhiyu was naive and dependent, thinking that he had found salvation. Until the little doubts slowly emerge. Your food, clothing, housing, transportation, social circle, and the people you meet... Are all part of the other party's calculations. Under that cold and indifferent skin, there was a long-planned imprisonment. She couldn't bear to be controlled and desperately tried to escape. It was also this break that completely shattered Chu You's pretense of calm. The woman who had always been cool, self-possessed, and calm turned red-eyed, and held her in a paranoid and maniacal grip, speaking harshly into her ears: "The money debt has been repaid, but what about the love debt?" A question tore through the disguise, and the past events that Chu You had deliberately sealed gradually surfaced...

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2 likes1mo ago
I thought I would eventually regain my memory
1 like1mo ago
Beautiful! People watching are very curious about the follow-up development. The psychological description is very accurate and very attractive.
1 like5mo ago
It's very well written, I hope you can continue writing.
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