Chasing his wife to the crematorium + adorable child + mending a broken relationship + sweet reunion + both untouched + one-on-one romance
Straightforward heiress x cool, scheming young master of the capital’s elite
Jiang Nan, the cherished jewel of the Jiang family in Haicheng, had a past she kept secret: she had loved a man and borne his child.
Stranded in a fishing village and suffering from amnesia for three years, she lived a miserable life.
One was an orphan with no one to rely on; the other was an untouchable young master of the capital’s elite.
They were worlds apart, and everyone said she was deluding herself.
It was only when news came that he was engaged to his childhood sweetheart that she finally came to her senses.
She said, “From now on, let’s set each other free.”
Then she turned and was consumed by a fire, becoming the white moonlight he would regret losing for the rest of his life.
After recovering her memories, Jiang Nan had only one thought: to cut all ties with him and never see him again.
But five years later, they ran into each other at a banquet.
Jiang Nan looked at him like a stranger and said, “Young Master Yan, you’ve mistaken me for someone else.”
Everyone thought that once the engagement between the Yan and Jiang families was called off,
it was only a matter of time before the long-abstinent young master of the capital’s elite married his childhood sweetheart.
But what came instead was the absurd spectacle of him shamelessly bringing his son to Haicheng and declaring that he wanted to marry into the Jiang family.
The whole capital’s elite laughed and called him crazy.
They didn’t know that the day he recognized her, the normally dignified and composed man had wept tears of joy.
Later, someone told her that when she had “died” at sea, he had rushed in like a madman, insisting they die together.
Jiang Nan fell silent for a long time.
Later still, at their wedding, he held her hand with red-rimmed eyes, trembling all the way down the aisle.
Jiang Nan looked at him for a long while, then smiled.
“Yan Siyu, are you still going to be the Jiang family’s son-in-law?”
If you love her, why don't you believe her? If you love her, why didn't you save him first (when she was pregnant with the child) when she was in a car accident? If you love her, why would you let her apologize to others and stay at other people's beds to take care of him. In the final analysis, the benefits are more cost-effective than abandoning her. If she hadn't been so smart and escaped, she would have really died. What kind of affectionate performance was she performing?
It looks like a modern version of Three Lives, Three Worlds and Ten Miles of Peach Blossom. I feel that the plot outline is almost the same, but the characters, place, and time have been changed.
The heroine is okay so far, but she suffered from amnesia in the early stages. Come on!