I Opened My Eyes and Became the Amnesiac Crown Prince’s Wicked Girlfriend!

[Timid yet fierce little veterinarian vs. long-legged, devoted young master] The moment Jiang Yao opened her eyes, she found herself transmigrated into a novel as the vicious, scheming girlfriend who gets hanged from a streetlamp. In the original story, the male lead loses his memory in a car accident while searching for his family. The original owner pretends to be his girlfriend, claims his medical compensation, and hides his diploma and the keepsake that could reunite him with his family. She makes him live with her in a rundown neighborhood, working three jobs a day like a farm donkey. She even plans to force him into prostitution to fund her lavish lifestyle. After he regains his memories and discovers he is the heir of a powerful family in Beijing, she still refuses to run. Instead, she uses the explicit photos saved on her phone to blackmail him. Stupid, wicked, and determined to bring about her own downfall. Jiang Yao doesn't want to be hanged from a streetlamp, and she definitely doesn't want the male lead to settle the score with her as the stain on his life. So she sweet-talks him and keeps him in the dark, making him believe everything she does is for his own good, and that she's just a pure, kindhearted passerby. The compensation money she took? She'll pay it back by treating cats and rescuing dogs. The physical and emotional wounds from all the hitting and scolding? She'll soothe him with caresses and cuddles. Why does he cling to her every night, calling her “baby”? Is he touch-starved? Water-starved? Those conditions seem a little beyond her expertise. At last, the night when the original male and female leads are supposed to meet arrives. Jiang Yao gets ready to grab her bucket and run. But the male lead locks her in a specially made cage, places one end of a dog leash in her hand, and demands, red-eyed, “Yao Yao, can you really bear to abandon me?” Jiang Yao is stunned. Was that really how the original novel went?