[Seeking Collectors for My Next Novel, Everyone Says I Wronged Him After I Lost My Memory (Working Title)]
Tang Yao thought that man was dead.
The corpse they carried back was a mangled mess of blood and flesh, and the promises he had once made to her had shattered along with it.
For a time, Tang Yao's heart died with him.
But when she saw him again, he had become the grandson of a powerful prince, a man of wealth and influence, with a life entirely different from the one he'd had before.
He didn't recognize her, and his temperament had changed, too.
But even if she really had mistaken him for someone else, Tang Yao didn't mind finding herself a replacement who looked just like him.
And so, later on...
Tang Yao knocked on the door again and again, patiently explaining, "Come out. I really don't see you as a stand-in. You're the one in my heart."
#He resents me for loving someone else#
#He forgot who he was, yet insists I'm in love with someone else#
#Wait, did we get the crematorium plot backwards??#
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☆ Next novel: Everyone Says I Wronged Him After I Lost My Memory
[The seemingly normal but actually unhinged, scheming male lead x the seemingly spoiled but actually airheaded, adorable female lead]
When Helan Xi rolled off a bridge, she accidentally hit the stone lion guarding it. She woke up with amnesia.
Everyone said this was just punishment for all her past misdeeds, and that at last, Heaven had struck her down.
Helan Xi: I can't remember anything, but I'm sure I was a kindhearted person, pure as a white lotus.
As it turned out, she had an awful reputation. She had always relied on the indulgence of her aunt, the Empress, and her older brother, the Crown Prince. Not only had she stepped on the spine of a hostage prince from another state, she had also been carrying on a secret flirtation with her future brother-in-law. She had even tried to seduce her noble and honorable stepbrother, infuriating her fiance so much that he tried to break off their engagement on the spot and swore never to see her again.
Helan Xi: Oh. Never mind what I said.
Later, these people took turns cornering her by the wall. She thought they had come for revenge, but one offered her a paper parcel of crispy fried chicken, another had a little embroidered handkerchief she'd made tucked in his arms. Worst of all, her fiance flung their marriage contract at her and insisted she take responsibility for him.
Helan Xi: ...???
☆ Upcoming Novel 2: The Pampered Guest
Wei Chongzhi, an assistant professor at the Imperial College, is an old-fashioned man. He is over thirty and still unmarried, and his family is going gray with worry. Someone came up with the ridiculous idea of bringing a beautiful, gentle, understanding young cousin from their hometown to his residence in the capital, to warm his bed and his heart.
Wei Chongzhi politely replied: "Get lost."
But the cousin who arrived from afar was more beautiful than peach blossoms. She was lovely, to be sure, but she would eat nothing but the finest delicacies, wear nothing but the finest silks, and sleep only on jade pillows and cool silk sheets. She was so spoiled and extravagant that she wasn't gentle or understanding at all.
Wei Chongzhi: Just look at how she's been indulged.
His family all chimed in, saying they would cut off her fine clothes and delicious food and take away her soft bedding and fragrant pillows.
She turned to leave, and Wei Chongzhi hurriedly took her by the hand and brought her back. "Let's keep indulging her after all."
Theme: Cherish the one right in front of you
The heroine has been taking advantage of people who are good to her for the benefit of her family. She didn't know that Mr. He deliberately lived in seclusion and didn't want to be discovered by the world. She was also half of Mr. He's apprentice and had learned a lot of other people's medical skills. Granny Wan was also kind to her. She was still able to decisively expose them without considering that it might bring disaster to Granny Wan. She really had no choice but to eat the inside out, well, it was actually "eat the outside and eat the inside out". Putting aside the former Goro, the current male protagonist is indeed an unrelated person to her. The male protagonist has intentions towards her, but he definitely does not use her to achieve his own interests. But she wants to use others without any burden, and she also thinks that if he suffers a loss, it will not cost his life and cannot shake his palace... Is it because she can use others at will? When she took advantage of He Lao, did she also think that nothing would happen if the person died and was used? The heroine has her own last resort, but others, especially her benefactor, do not have to pay for her plight. Although her father and brother were deceived, they themselves did many wrong things, and they had to smooth over these bad things by taking advantage of others. The heroine is so easy to betray and take advantage of the people around her. Being her benefactor and friend is actually quite dangerous.
It's so strange, the plot is good, but the progression is so strange, and the characters' behaviors and emotions are so abrupt.
So this small village was wiped out because of the unlucky male or female protagonist?
Wu Ying was half-immersed in the water
Great writing! Finished spreading flowers!
Hahaha I really like copywriting
Huh? Is it over? Sahuahua? I actually really want to see the male protagonist recover his memory. I feel like this would be more perfect. Are you considering making a side story?
Huh? Is it over? Sahuahua? I actually really want to see the male protagonist recover his memory. I feel like this would be more perfect. Are you considering making a side story?
If the male protagonist dies, those adopted sons will have a chance to rise to power, so I guess the person behind that big pillar is Wu Hui
So sweet! Not awkward at all