The heroine of the bookstore was framed by her family and got married by contract. The groom was the man she had been waiting for for five years, but the current car god did not know the heroine.
After the marriage, the heroine became the nanny of the hero's family. The heroine discovered that the hero had forgotten her because of a car accident and decided to help the hero regain his memory. At this time, due to the villain's frame, the hero learned that the heroine's father caused him to lose his parents ten years ago and the heroine's child was the child of his enemy. He was determined to take revenge, but found out that the heroine was the person he had loved for five years.
The heroine left for two years and became a big sister in the racing world. The hero explained that it was framed by the villain. The heroine didn't believe it, but she couldn't leave him.
In order to clear up the misunderstanding, the heroine found information about the car accident and learned that the car accident was an accident. The villain wanted to get the hero, and the villain wanted to get the honor of the car god. He deliberately spread rumors and broke the rules of the racing industry. The misunderstanding between the male and female protagonists was resolved and the villain was exposed.
However, she won the honor of the car god instead, and the heroine came up with a plan to retaliate against the hero for surrendering to the villain and cooperating. In fact, the hero and heroine deliberately led the villain to his death. Unexpectedly, the male protagonist is injured, and the female protagonist joins forces with the National Racing Association to overthrow the villain.
Concept: Love is not memory, it is instinct.
Even if the brain forgets who she is, the body still remembers to block the sun for her, carry her child on her back, and walk in her direction. Forgetting can erase the name and the past, but it cannot erase the sense of direction carved in the muscles.