The Amnesiac, Rugged Frog I Picked Up Turned Out to Be a Prince

Lu Shiyuan, the heir to a powerful Beijing family, lost his memory in a car accident and ended up in an urban village, where he was picked up by Su Ruanruan, a stingy landlady.

To make up for the debt from smashing her family’s ancestral crock, Su Ruanruan pulled out a fake marriage certificate:

“Wake up. You married into my family. The village pigs are waiting for you to feed them.”

A financial tycoon became the urban village’s top pig butcher.

But something was off about this “live-in son-in-law.”

He carried plates with the bearing of an English butler and judged fermented bean juice with the expertise of a Michelin critic.

He organized pig pens with scientific precision, and one lawyer’s letter sent a deadbeat fleeing in the middle of the night.

Watching her livestream followers skyrocket, Su Ruanruan thought she’d struck gold.

Then, three months later, a hundred luxury cars from the Lu Group drove into the village, and rows of suited bodyguards dropped to their knees.

Su Ruanruan grabbed her bags and ran in the middle of the night.

But the next day, the crown prince, his memory restored, blocked the door. His teeth were clenched, but his ears were bright red:

“Su Ruanruan, you use me and then throw me away? Today, you’re butchering that pig with me, whether you like it or not.”