The White Moonlight Lost Her Memory (Reborn)

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---Blurb---

When Tang Qingqing was five and Lu Guiyun was nine, he knocked the dainty little girl to the ground, smearing mud all over her pretty dress. Lu Guiyun watched the little crybaby run off sobbing and braced himself for punishment, but the ugly-crying little girl never went to complain.

When Tang Qingqing was six and Lu Guiyun was ten, the dainty little girl grabbed the pearl hairpins, jeweled ornaments, and other trinkets she'd pulled off herself and stuffed them into his arms.

I'm rich. I'll take care of you, she said, her eyes crinkling with a smile.

Lu Guiyun turned and walked away, but his ears quietly reddened. It's because I'm angry, he told himself.

When Tang Qingqing was ten and Lu Guiyun was fourteen, the boy finally learned that the soft-spoken girl would one day become the Crown Prince's consort.

His sister-in-law.

Lu Guiyun's heart suddenly felt empty. He was angry and upset.

I will never call you sister-in-law.

But I am your sister-in-law.

No, you're not!

I will be one day.

The two parted on bad terms. That night, the boy slipped out of the palace and secretly tapped on the little girl's window.

Wait for me. Wait until I've earned the right to marry you, all right?

Under the moonlight, the girl's hair fell softly over her shoulders. At his words, her cheeks suddenly turned red.

Neither of them knew then that this parting would be forever.

After suffering a serious injury, Tang Qingqing forgot the boy who had risked his life to marry her.

Lu Guiyun returned victorious from battle, only to lose the little girl whose smiling eyes had promised to take care of him.

Reborn, Lu Guiyun is consumed by a fierce temper, until the girl who has forgotten everything looks up at him with smiling eyes once more and says:

Your Highness, I'm rich. After we marry, I'll take care of you.

The ruthless man suddenly reddens around the eyes. This time, don't break your promise again, or I... will never let you go!

[Sweet, gentle amnesiac girl VS reborn man who fiercely protects his wife]

---Reader's Guide---

1. The female lead is not reborn. She has intermittent amnesia due to a head injury.

2. The male lead really is reborn, but some mysteries from his past life will only be solved in this one.

3. There will absolutely be no angst. I'll make it as sweet as possible, but I can't guarantee just how sweet.

My completed novel, The Prince Wants to Marry Me with His Own Body Every Day (Reborn), is also available in my author page. Please check it out :)

---Coming Soon---

The Sun and Moon Shine Bright (working title)

Gu Mingzhao loved Lin Huaijin for eleven years. She carefully hid her proud nature.

Because Lin Huaijin liked it, Gu Mingzhao studied music, chess, calligraphy, and painting, pretending to be gentle and considerate.

But on the very day Lin Huaijin passed the highest imperial examination, she saw him treating his cousin with tender care.

Every glance and every expression held a warmth he had always begrudged her.

Gu Mingzhao burned the congratulatory gift she'd prepared for him and walked away.

When Lin Huaijin was young, his family fell into ruin, and he had to endure the humiliation of living under someone else's roof. What he hated most was the little girl who was always calling him Brother Huaijin.

But no matter how much he resented the charity he was given, he had to force himself to accept it.

At last, Lin Huaijin made a name for himself and found success. Then he realized that the little girl who had always clung to him had disappeared.

He had always thought she was shamelessly pursuing him, relying on her family's status. So why... did her absence suddenly feel so strange?

When they meet again, Gu Mingzhao has just won first place at the polo grounds. Her red dress blazes as she stands bold and carefree.

Lin Huaijin watches her, and she won't even spare him a glance. He feels as though he's lost something.

He stops her. "Mingzhao, come back with me."

Gu Mingzhao smiles boldly and walks past him without looking his way.

Everyone says a prodigal son who turns over a new leaf is worth more than gold. Gu Mingzhao wholeheartedly agrees: So I'll keep the gold. Why trade it for a man?

[A story where even the ashes are scattered at the crematorium]

Theme: Reclaiming the good things once lost, and never giving up hope, even after hitting rock bottom.