Jiang Lansheng, deputy captain of Unit One in the City of the Apocalypse's support squad, has a wife assigned to him by the System.
She has beautiful, peach-blossom eyes, is a famous movie star throughout the city, and knows everything about him, seeming to have been made to match all his preferences.
Qiao Jinyu is his captain, his lover.
And the person who killed him with his own hands in his previous life.
Only later did Jiang Lansheng discover that he had died by Qiao Jinyu's slender sword not only in his previous life, but in the life before that, and the one before that, too.
His body would be repaired, his memories erased. Whenever he opened his eyes, the Qiao Jinyu assigned to him by the System would come to him.
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·An old saying goes: Anyone who becomes a knight is bound to have an unhappy ending in a story. Anyone who becomes a prince ends up with the princess at the end.
·Someone once said, "Sir Knight, no matter how hard you try, the old king will never give the prince to you in marriage."
·Qiao Jinyu said, "Sir Knight, even if the old king refuses, I'm willing to elope with you."
Pairing: Jiang Lansheng x Qiao Jinyu
A meddlesome knight seme x a beautiful movie-star uke.
In their previous life: a psychiatrist seme brimming with "justice with nowhere to go" x a beauty who never became a movie star.
P.S. Dystopian setting, with lots of literary references.
Theme: A tribute to Brave New World.
Finished spreading flowers! This setting is too strong
It's started! It's started!! It's the direction of the first chapter that I feel will be abusive, and Cheng Cheng's previous boyfriend is a thing of the past or a foreshadowing... Ugh, a bad feeling.
I really feel uncomfortable cleaning my memory. I really don't like the situation where I know there is something wrong with this memory, but I still have to be forced to accept a new memory (my language is really poor)
This book is set many years after "You Give Time". What happened to Cheng Cheng and Time? (Purely curious! Purely curious! Not looking for trouble!
No, no, no, no, what the fortune teller said is not true.
Is this a parallel time and space with the ones in the same series? (Cheng Cheng baby!
Attacking is shorter than receiving?? …
The writing is good, the author is good, and the ideas are very novel.