After Losing My Memory, I Married My Ex's Uncle

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Blurb:

Su Tian accidentally catches the Third Prince, Chen Changjing, canoodling with her half-sister, Qingqing. Only then does she realize that all the vows of eternal love he once made were a pretense to trick her into marrying him so he could gain the support of the Su family. Furious at learning the truth, Su Tian declares that she'll marry Chen Xingzhou, the most honored Prince Rui of Great Qi and Chen Changjing's youngest uncle, just to make that bastard regret everything. But that very day, she accidentally gets hit on the head and loses her memory.

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After waking from several days in a coma, Su Tian remembers only that she has long dreamed of marrying Chen Xingzhou. Yet everyone insists that she likes the Third Prince, not Prince Rui.

Su Tian: What nonsense!

If she doesn't like Chen Xingzhou, why would she be so set on marrying him? She's not a masochist!

Sure enough, before long, Prince Rui sends people to the Su family to propose marriage and ask for Su Tian's hand.

Su Tian happily marries into Prince Rui's household, and her married life with Chen Xingzhou is blissfully sweet.

Until one day, her memory returns, and she remembers everything...

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Blurb:

The year Wei Ling'er came of age, her parents died unexpectedly. With nowhere else to turn, she had no choice but to seek refuge with her aunt, the First Madam of the Shu family, the Duke of Zheng's household, in faraway Ye Capital. The Shu family was an eminent clan of high standing, and Wei Ling'er knew life under someone else's roof wouldn't be easy. She made plans in advance, and was lucky enough to learn that her cousin Shu Jin, the heir to the dukedom, doted most on delicate beauties. From then on, Wei Ling'er mastered a few new tricks: speaking softly and sweetly, keeping her grievances to herself, and turning red-eyed at the slightest disagreement.

With these tricks, Wei Ling'er managed to get plenty of perks from her conveniently available cousin. So when she learned she was about to be betrothed to someone she didn't like, the first thing she did was run to Shu Jin for help.

Who could have guessed that the usually proper Shu Jin would sit on the edge of the bed, listen to her complaints, then beckon her over with an inscrutable smile. "Come here. Cousin will teach you how not to marry him."

Wei Ling'er: "..."

There seems to be something wrong with this conveniently available cousin.

Sweet, scheming cousin vs. secretly devious cousin

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Blurb:

By imperial decree, Yu Yao became the empress of Chu Jingxuan.

The young emperor was violent by nature and erratic in his ways, often behaving outrageously. He showed no respect for her as empress, and she gradually became the concubines' laughingstock. Yet Yu Yao was grateful that Chu Jingxuan had once saved her life from a tiger's jaws, and devoted herself to fulfilling her duties as empress. She was dignified and refined in court, and virtuous and magnanimous within the imperial harem.

Three years passed like this, and then the Empress Dowager died.

After the mourning period ended, Chu Jingxuan forced Yu Yao to hand over the imperial seal.

Believing that she had repaid him for saving her life, Yu Yao calmly accepted and became an empress deposed to the cold palace.

Later, a raging fire swept through the cold palace, and the deposed empress, Lady Yu, perished in the flames.

The concubines treated it as a joke, never imagining that the emperor would never set foot in the harem again.

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The third year after losing Yu Yao.

Chu Jingxuan happened to take shelter from the rain in a temple, where he spotted a nun holding an umbrella in the rain. She looked so much like Yu Yao that he ran to her like a madman, eyes bloodshot and voice trembling. "Yaoyao..."

The beautiful nun in a blue robe turned at the sound of his voice.

Confusion filled her eyes as she asked gently, "Have you mistaken me for someone else, sir?" Her voice was not like Yu Yao's.

Chu Jingxuan stood there, stunned.

As rain poured down, he watched the figure he had longed for day and night move farther and farther away.

※A groveling ex who chases his wife to the crematorium trope.

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