[Two strong leads, both pure + Keeping a lover hidden away + Amnesia trope + Proud female CEO + A brave, upward-striving woman + An amnesiac, insecure man + Beijing's princely heir]
In everyone's eyes, Jiang Yanzhi was a shameless woman.
She turned down her wealthy fiancé, Zhou Chengyun, and instead kept a young, handsome boy toy on the side.
They said the boy toy was so good-looking that he had Jiang's heiress wrapped around his little finger.
People privately placed bets on how long the princely heir would put up with being cuckolded.
But as the days went by, Zhou Chengyun not only didn't lose his temper, he wore the horns with such unshakable composure that he seemed to get more comfortable with them by the day.
“The princely heir is really generous. I can't believe he can put up with this.”
“It's probably for the benefits. The Jiang family has a lot of power, after all.”
Then one day, people happened to run into Jiang Yanzhi at a famous private club overseas.
She was reclining lazily in the depths of a sofa, with the rumored “gorgeous-figured” kept man in her arms.
Beneath the dim, suggestive lights, Jiang Yanzhi casually twirled a lock of the man's hair around her finger and leaned down to whisper in his ear.
The princely heir, usually so cool and dignified in public, now had reddened eyes and obediently lowered his head, letting her do as she pleased beneath the table. Even the tips of his ears had turned bright red.
The onlookers' jaws dropped. Wait! How did the pretty boy she'd been keeping look exactly like the princely heir?!
Zhou Chengyun: “I give up the act. Here's the truth: I'm the kept man.”
#MyFiancéeIsKeepingMe #ThePrincelyHeir'sCodeOfConduct
The female protagonist Jiang Yanzhi and the male protagonist Zhou Chengyun. The male and female protagonists are both from wealthy families. The female protagonist sees the male protagonist lose his memory and raises him like a canary. On the one hand, she enjoys the male protagonist's body, on the other hand, she protects the male protagonist and helps stabilize the Zhou family, and even digs up projects while the male protagonist is away. He is very capable but his family values boys over girls and his younger brother is a coward. The hero and heroine fell in love for the first time in high school. Before the hero lost his memory, he was the boyfriend of a father who was very strict with the heroine. After losing his memory, he became jealous of himself. In Chapter 28, he regained his memory and learned how to make green tea. The breakup is not a breakup of the relationship or the pressure of reality. The heroine hopes to solve the problem and get back together again, which is also the transformation from "Future Mrs. Zhou" to a boss herself. The current level of 53 chapters is okay. Although the male and female protagonists with strong shopping skills need to put aside their minds to read it, the emotionally intimate content is still good.
So far, it's really good. It's a rare book.
May I ask how many chapters the author has finished? It's very interesting!