[Amnesia + Scheming + Hunt + A Love So Bitter It Drowns Them + Softhearted yet Stubborn & Ruthless and Twisted] [Sick, Obsessive Entanglement]
Qi An killed Ming Xi’s beloved.
He skinned him and stripped the flesh from his bones.
He made a pillow from the skin for her to sleep on, and simmered the bones into soup to nourish her.
At their farewell dinner, before they parted ways, he held out exquisitely sliced sashimi and said gently, “Be good. Don’t you love him most? Eat this, and the two of you can be together forever...”
The poor girl was so terrified that she lost her memory and forgot him completely.
Qi An watched her from the shadows for three months. Only after making sure she truly didn’t remember him did he dare to make her his bride, a little princess meant to bring him good fortune.
The young prince was graceful as a pine and elegant as a crane. Ming Xi was convinced he was a peerless gentleman, and relied on him wholeheartedly.
Yet beneath his calm, placid exterior,
murderous intent ran rampant in his heart.
His low energy was the only thing that made up for it perfectly.
After their wedding, Qi An had only one thing to do: kneel day and night, begging her not to regain her memories.
But the skull, glowing with a faint, eerie light in the low-ceilinged room where she had once been imprisoned at the Rehe Imperial Palace, still caught her eye. A pair of pale arms, ghostly white, wrapped around her from behind without restraint. His voice was cold and clinging: “Have you remembered everything?”
Ming Xi drove him straight into the abyss and fled in a panic.
At the most desperate point of her escape, she encountered the man she had once believed he had skinned and stripped to the bone, his flesh sliced up as sashimi...