After Losing My Memory, I Fell in Love at First Sight with My Archrival

Yan Mang, young lord of the Demon Realm, is powerful and hot-tempered, and the foremost of the Demon Race's Ten Great Generals.

The young lord has never known defeat. His only archenemy is Xie Jingwei, the foremost swordsman among the younger generation of the cultivation world.

The demons who have fallen at her hands are too numerous to count.

Whenever the two meet, bloodshed is inevitable.

But then, by an unexpected turn of events, Xie Jingwei loses her memory.

She falls into the Demon Realm and falls in love at first sight with the first person she sees: Yan Mang, who is eager to kill her.

One little demon who prefers to remain anonymous: This is ridiculous.

Still, with the spirit of "If I don't go to hell, who will?" Yan Mang locks his archenemy in a secret chamber, intending to torture her for information. But he never expected her to be so different after losing her memory.

She's gentle and considerate, and even a little... c-cute.

Reluctantly, Yan Mang lowers the shackles in his hands, thinking there may still be hope for her and that she can be reformed.

But he never imagined that not only would he fail to put the shackles on her, his own hands would buy her a whole pile of pretty clothes without his permission.

Knowing she can no longer abstain from food, he makes sure she gets three proper meals a day and never goes without clothes or food.

When he realizes the girl likes looking at him, he begrudgingly, under duress and with no other choice, visits the secret chamber every day.

Before long, the place where he had imprisoned her has become a second home.

Later, when turmoil grips the Demon Realm and he is gravely wounded,

he thinks he is about to die. But then a tall figure he once couldn't stand appears, carries him away, tends his wounds, and travels over mountains and rivers with him.

Little by little, he falls into the girl's tender embrace.

Just as he works up the courage to confess,

Xie Jingwei regains her memories.

A cool, aloof immortal stands at her side.

The girl who was gentle just moments ago is now proud and cold. Her spirit sword pierces his chest.

"Drip."

Yan Mang doesn't get angry. He laughs instead, clasping the girl's cold hand as he smiles, bold and burning with passion. "As long as you've recovered, that's all that matters."

As he falls into the demonic mist, he hears a voice etched into his heart.

"Wait for me."

Bonus scene:

Yan Mang possesses a little paper doll and pouts angrily. "That old geezer is awful. Stay away from him."

The girl lifts little Yan Mang up and cuddles him, ignoring his protests and embarrassment. She reassures him, "Don't worry, I know where to draw the line. I'll stab you back with that sword."

"Hmph. That's more like it."

"By the way, why does this paper doll have to sit on my head every day? It's ruining my reputation."

Xie Jingwei smiles. "Because, just like me, it wants to stay with you every moment of every day."

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One little demon who can't handle being flirted with: /////

Each other's first love. At heart, a sweet little romance.

Imperfect protagonists.

The heroine loses her memory and cultivation early on, but I promise there will be no angst. Please be aware if that bothers you.

Coming soon: Marrying My Ex-Husband's Student:

Also known as: The Male Lead Keeps Diligently Trying to Steal Her Away

The Yangzhou Sima and his wife, Madam Cui, have been married for years and are still as loving as ever, much to everyone's envy.

That is, until Madam Cui saves a young man. The couple's happy life falls apart in an instant, like a reflection of flowers in a mirror and the moon in water.

Cui Weichi has always known that her husband's newly accepted student is a good, well-behaved boy. He often finds ways to make her happy and is far more thoughtful than her own husband.

When she craves a snack, he prepares all kinds of delicious food for her. When her maid gets lazy, he arranges her hair in an elegant, beautiful style.

Before long, Cui Weichi has visibly become plumper, and even her chronic weakness is gradually improving.

He's so considerate that, if she weren't worried about his future, she would want to keep him by her side forever. After all, the Sima household can afford to support one more idler.

But Cui Weichi never expected that this good, obedient boy would be the one to reveal her gentle husband's true colors.

The man who has always seemed refined and gracious is a complete hypocrite. He plans not only to ruin his wife and marry another, but also to frame his good student.

Cui Weichi has no time to grieve. She must save herself and find a way to protect that gentle, well-behaved student.

What she doesn't know is that the seemingly obedient student had ulterior motives from the very beginning. His approach to her was part of a long-laid plan.

---Bonus scene---

Since the Sima is implicated in a case, he must be tried by the three judicial offices of the Jingzhao Prefecture before he can be sentenced. As his wife and the person who brought the accusation, Cui Weichi has to go along.

So before setting out, she has no choice but to entrust her well-behaved student to someone she trusts.

But when Jiang, the former Right Chief Minister and former military commissioner of Huainan, sees the student's face, he stares in disbelief and pulls her aside, his face deathly pale. "Little ancestor, where did you find this true ancestor?"

Cui Weichi laughs. "Old Jiang, you're overthinking it. Zhiyi isn't some ancestor. He's a good, well-behaved child. You'll like him."

Jiang: ...

Good and well-behaved? Who? The emperor's most beloved grandson?

A black-sesame tangyuan of a royal grandson x his gentle, restrained teacher's wife

Reader's guide:

1. The female lead is a virgin, the male lead is not. Ten-year age gap.

2. Neither lead is perfect; both have their flaws. The heroine only develops feelings for the hero after separating from her ex-husband. Their relationship and ending are both strictly one-to-one.

3. The heroine transmigrated over ten years ago.

Theme: Break down prejudice and stereotypes.