After Losing My Memory, My Husband Begged Me to Love Him Again

I don't know whether Gu Wan asked the gods to make Lu Yu fall in love with her or to stop loving Lu Yu so much, but no matter which way it was, the gods seemed to have appeared.

Rather than talking about amnesia, I think it is more like the heroine begged the gods to take away all her love after failing to pray for love many times, and the gods agreed to her.

To be honest, this article is quite enjoyable... The heroine is really special and indifferent, so it is extremely enjoyable to watch. Some people say that it doesn't feel like a crematorium, but in fact, hate also requires emotion. Now that the heroine is like this, she can throw some carrots and continue to hang on to the male protagonist when she thinks of it from time to time.

I like this book very much, and I like this book even more. To be honest, the male protagonist deserves it and is quite cheap. Anyone who betrays his sincerity should swallow ten thousand needles. He deserves it. The heroine is great. She knows that if she thinks about it, she will completely lose herself. This is really a terrible thing. I love this heroine!!!!

All I can say is, male protagonist, you deserve it. It's so cool. I even think that if I meet a better man in the future who can bring excitement to the female protagonist, the female protagonist will still cheat. Let the male protagonist gradually wither in a hopeless marriage for the rest of his life.

To be honest, I have seen the crematorium before. Either the male protagonist loves the female protagonist very much under his cold appearance, but because of misunderstanding/protecting the female protagonist/not opening her mouth, the female protagonist has a very miserable life. Then she suddenly wakes up and finally abuses the male protagonist, and the two are reunited. Or it's the kind of male protagonist mentioned above, who doesn't cherish it and regrets it but it's too late. The female protagonist is with the affectionate male protagonist who has always been in love with her. But this is the first time I have seen this. After the heroine lost her memory, the moth-to-flame love seemed to be a last effort to seek a connection with the world. I forgot that she no longer asked for love to save herself. After all, she had never asked for family affection in the same way since she was a child. Therefore, the heroine after amnesia is more likely to find out that this method does not work after trial and error, and change the track. But as for the male protagonist, he also grew up with a deformed view of love. He thought that as long as he was strong enough and showed himself like a peacock, the female protagonist would love him, but he didn't understand the female protagonist, let alone love. But! The male protagonist has endless money to spend, but luckily the female protagonist also has it hahahaha So I don't want to spoil the ending. After reading it, I had a reaction. My body temperature, which had dropped, has risen a bit. Now I am typing while holding a thermometer. (I'm kidding, it's not the novel's fault, it's the recent cooling down.) Anyway, I don't think I've seen this ending, but I think it's pretty good. At least I think it's the best for either the female protagonist or the male protagonist. After all, let me reiterate, they both have money to spend!!!

Okay, I think this is the ending for the heroine, she has a free heart

Thank you to the author. I finally saw the crematorium where they didn't get back together. I was a be to the male protagonist but a he to the female protagonist. She was free.

The heroine never regained her memory from beginning to end. The fire was burning so brightly that there was no ashes left. She was satisfied! I like the heroine's character. She's the kind of person who doesn't care what a man does. I just want to live comfortably. One of the most satisfying crematoriums!!

This ending is already very good for the male protagonist, after all, there is no real divorce. Why should others bear the harm you suffered from your family of origin?