Princess Le'an, Zhao Rongzhen, wakes one morning to discover that three years of her memories have vanished.
Just yesterday, she was a lovestruck fourteen-year-old girl. Today, she is another man's wife.
And Zhou Chen, the cousin who grew up alongside her, has become her husband in name and law?
Absurd! She has always seen him as an older brother. The one she has kept in her heart is that bright, moonlike young man.
Faced with this sudden marriage and three blank years, the spoiled Princess Le'an resists with all her heart, yet has nowhere to run.
At first, she finds life with her cousin reasonably peaceful and reluctantly accepts it.
That is, until she discovers the so-called “truth.”
Zhao Rongzhen: “I don't remember any of it! This marriage doesn't count! Let's get a divorce!”
Zhou Chen's gaze darkens. He suddenly closes in, trapping her between the bedposts, his breath burning hot.
“A divorce?”
He gives a low laugh, his fingertip brushing the corner of her lips. “When you pinned me down in your bedchamber and kissed me by force, Princess, why didn't you ask for a divorce then?”
Zhao Rongzhen is devastated.
This man, gentle on the surface but thoroughly scheming underneath, is nothing like the stiff, proper cousin she remembers!
What happened during those three lost years?!
Why does he look at her with such pain and love, as if hiding a world-shaking secret, making her both afraid and... unable to resist wanting to get closer?
It feels like Zhou Chen is quite confused. Rong Zhen has amnesia now because those secrets may be dangerous. He doesn't want to let her recover her memory first to ensure his own safety. Instead, because of his personal feelings, he is afraid that the heroine will be indifferent to him after she recovers and he doesn't want her to recover her memory. Now because Xie Yun comes back, he is afraid that he will be in contact with Rong Zhen and wants him to go to Xue Yantuo. Isn't this also because he puts his own feelings above the country because of his private feelings?