How to Make My Fiancé Despise Me as Soon as Possible

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[Theatrical yet secretly adorably clueless talented woman x flamboyant, peacock-like young lord]

Antagonistic at first, then falling hard: an emotionally detached man turns into an utterly possessive, devoted puppy

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Fu Qu traveled a great distance to meet her betrothed, whom she barely knew. She had imagined he might be a boor who couldn't even write a proper letter.

Reality was even worse than she'd imagined.

"Mencius said that only when people have enough food in their granaries can they understand propriety and righteousness. If they can't even manage three meals a day or afford clothes to cover themselves, how can they study the classics and preserve their integrity?"

What granaries? Enough what?

He didn't understand a word.

Fu Qu saw her betrothed staring blankly, utterly bewildered, as if he hadn't understood a thing.

She sulked inwardly. Father had deceived me! The heir to the Prince of Jinyang is actually illiterate. He hasn't even studied the basics of Confucian classics. I've truly seen it all...

Luckily, her convenient betrothed had lost all his memories and forgotten their engagement. That made things easy. If she just laid it on a little thick and clung to him, she'd surely make him hate her enough to call off the engagement himself.

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Yan Chengkai, heir to the Prince of Jinyang in the Great Yan dynasty, was once surrounded by enemy forces. Gravely wounded and on the verge of death, he dreamed of a woman kneeling beside his bed, tears falling in streams as she dragged him back from the gates of death.

When he awoke, his memories were gone, and another soul had taken over his body.

There really was a woman beside his bed, graceful and lovely, with a delicate, pitiful air. She claimed to be his fiancée.

"Chenglang, don't you remember me?" The beautiful woman wept, tears falling like pear blossoms in the rain, exactly as she had in his dream. But he simply couldn't bear it.

"Chenglang, though we've never spent time together, I've already decided you're the only one for me."

"Be quiet." "Don't cry."

Later, things turned into this:

Yan Chengkai became the one who wouldn't leave her alone, unable to forget her.

"Ququ, tell me, who do you really like?"

"I love you. Will you marry me?"

[Reader's Guide]:

1. The male lead's modern identity is that of a rich kid. He's twenty and finished high school. The knowledge expected in the ancient setting may be equivalent to a higher level of education, so he comes across as illiterate in front of the heroine.

2. Both leads are virgins.

3. The story has plenty of creative liberties. Please go easy on historical accuracy.

4. A sweet little romance.

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