The 1970s: My Mortal Enemy Fell for Me at First Sight After Losing His Memory

[1970s setting + adored by everyone + sweet romance + light ensemble cast + wish fulfillment]

“What?! The team leader’s son got kicked in the head by a donkey! He insists on marrying his archenemy, Lin Sui Sui!”

“My heavens! Lu Ye went to her house to propose!”

“Hahaha! Lu Ye got thrown out! They kicked him out with all his stuff!”

Lin Sui Sui wakes up to discover that she’s the villainous cannon fodder in a book, destined to be shot dead by the male lead.

The male lead is her archenemy, Lu Ye!

The heroine is her cousin, Lin Shuyao, who’s always trying to outshine her.

Her family, who dote on her, are all top-grade cannon fodder with tragic fates.

Even more absurdly, her archenemy got kicked in the head by a donkey and lost his memory. He fell in love with her at first sight and is absolutely determined to marry her.

In the book, while Lu Ye has amnesia, she sabotages his relationship with Lin Shuyao and sends him on a long, miserable journey to win his wife back.

The donkey-kicker herself, Lin Sui Sui, trembles in fear. The first thing the male lead does after regaining his memories is send her to prison.

After getting out, her book-self seeks revenge and kidnaps the heroine, only to be killed by the male lead.

Not one of her family members, who love her to the bone, escapes the male lead’s revenge.

Lin Sui Sui: The sky is falling!

Luckily, she hasn’t done any of those awful things yet, and there’s still a chance to make things right.

Keep a low profile. Keep a low profile. Keep a low profile.

Stay away from the male and female leads, and keep the whole family safe.

But why won’t the male lead leave her alone?

His memories are back, so why is her archenemy still clinging to her?