The Favorite Consort Pretends to Have Amnesia After Being Reborn

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Blurb: In her previous life, Sheng Shu willingly served as Murong Che's vanguard and shield, only to meet an early death in the Eastern Palace.

Only as she lay dying did Sheng Shu learn that Murong Che, whom she believed loved her deeply, had never felt an ounce of sincerity for her. All he had ever offered was deception and exploitation.

Reborn, Sheng Shu finds herself on the way to Great Zhou. She refuses to be a pawn of her maternal clan, the Kingdom of Nanzhao, and has no desire to get entangled with Murong Che again.

So she runs.

After finally escaping the pursuing forces from Nanzhao, Sheng Shu accidentally falls into a ravine. When she wakes, she discovers that Murong Che has brought her back to the Eastern Palace. She has jumped from the frying pan into the fire. To avoid repeating her previous life's mistakes, Sheng Shu pretends to have lost her memory, focuses on being his "favorite concubine," and plots her escape.

Murong Che believed himself to be cursed with misfortune, destined to spend his life without love. It was only after meeting Sheng Shu that he learned what love and affection felt like. Unfortunately, by the time he understood, Sheng Shu had already passed away.

Returning to the eve of Sheng Shu's arrival in Great Zhou, Murong Che eagerly rides out of the city to meet her, only to bring back a "memoryless" version of her.

From then on, everyone in the capital knows that the Eastern Palace has a peerlessly beautiful woman, the one the cold and ruthless Crown Prince holds dearest.

Murong Che thought he could cherish Sheng Shu for the rest of his life. But when Sheng Shu fakes her death and escapes him, he finally realizes that from the moment he brought her back, all her affection and tenderness had been a lie...

A stunning beauty who is pampered but never weak x a calculating, ruthless Crown Prince

Reader's Guide:

1. Both leads are reborn; one-to-one romance in both lives; both are sexually inexperienced.

2. The hero was a real jerk in his previous life, and has a long road ahead to win his wife back in this one.

3. Contains the dramatic trope of faking death and running away, without a pregnancy.

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I. I Mistook My Fiance's Uncle for My Fiance

Blurb:

A seemingly naive but actually seductive flirt x a straight-laced powerful official, restrained at first and possessive later

With an unkind father and a vicious stepmother, Jiang Yao is determined to escape the fate of becoming a second wife. Taking the jade pendant her mother gave her before she died, she sets off for the capital to seek out the fiance she has never met: the sixth son of the Pei family, the Duke of Zhenguo's household.

But she encounters bandits along the way and is rescued at the last moment.

Jiang Yao notices the pattern on her savior's belt, then hears someone call him the Sixth Young Master Pei.

She bites her lip. The pattern matches her jade pendant, and his surname is Pei, with the rank of sixth. He must be her future husband.

Her future husband is older?

No problem. Older men know how to care for a woman.

Her future husband is cold?

No problem. She'll warm him up eventually.

Her future husband doesn't like her?

No problem. She has plenty of ways to ensnare him.

But only after winning him over does Jiang Yao discover she mistook him for someone else.

Pei Jue made a name for himself in his youth, holds a powerful position, and keeps women at a distance. During a trip to Jiangnan, he casually rescues a young woman from bandits.

The young woman has bright almond eyes, rosy cheeks, and a slender waist beneath her cloudlike hair. Holding a jade pendant, she shyly tells him it is their betrothal token and that she is his fiancee.

Pei Jue: ?

He knows perfectly well he has no such engagement, but for various reasons, he doesn't expose her. Instead, he lets the young woman use every seductive trick she can think of on him.

Pei Jue thinks his heart is as solid as stone and that she'll never sway him.

Later, as he watches the bewitchingly beautiful young woman, Pei Jue has to recite the Heart-Clearing Mantra again and again, telling himself to stay calm and keep his restraint.

Then the truth comes out. The young woman realizes she's mistaken him for someone else. The man she is meant to marry isn't Pei Jue, but his nephew, the Sixth Young Master.

Watching the young woman try to "leave him behind," Pei Jue gives a cold laugh and drags her back.

"So you want to have your fun and then abandon me, hmm?"

What calm? What restraint? He only knows that the young woman belongs to him, and can only belong to him.

Reader's Guide:

1. One-to-one romance, both sexually inexperienced, happy ending.

2. There is an eight-year age gap between the leads.

Blurb revised on February 10, 2022.

II. The Drama Queen and Her Mortal Enemy Switch Bodies

Blurb:

A seemingly aloof but actually dramatic heroine x a seemingly spoiled but actually ruthless hero

Everyone in the capital's elite circles knows that Wen Hanyan, the beauty of the Duke of Zhenguo's household, whose looks outshine all others in the capital, has no patience for good-for-nothing troublemakers.

As the heir of Prince Jin's household and the foremost wastrel in the capital, Xie Heng naturally becomes the person Miss Wen despises most.

And as the worst of all wastrels, Xie Heng can't stand anyone more than Wen Hanyan, who is arrogant and looks down on everyone.

These two people, who can't stand each other, end up "happily married" to everyone's astonishment.

The people of the capital place bets on when the two will divorce.

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On their wedding night, Wen Hanyan and Xie Heng, who are supposed to be enjoying their first night together, still can't stand the sight of each other.

If not for the strange event that makes their souls switch bodies from time to time, who would willingly marry him or her?!

Before the wedding, they made a "gentleman's agreement": once their souls stabilize, they will divorce immediately, without wasting a moment.

One day after the wedding, Wen Hanyan holds up their agreement and lifts her chin. "It's time to divorce."

She thinks Xie Heng will readily sign the divorce papers so they can part ways and each go on to be happy.

But Xie Heng tears up their agreement without batting an eye and says casually, "That rule is for gentlemen. I'm no gentleman."

Wen Hanyan: ...

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Before she turned eighteen, Wen Hanyan was the most admired and envied noblewoman in the capital.

She was born into a distinguished family, was the most beautiful woman in the capital, and eventually married the equally distinguished and handsome Xie Heng.

But after she turned eighteen, Wen Hanyan fell from her pedestal overnight.

Many people enjoyed watching her make a fool of herself, and even more waited for Xie Heng to divorce her.

But they waited and waited, and Wen Hanyan remained the honored heir's wife in Prince Jin's household.

Side Story:

At a banquet one day, Wen Hanyan takes a bite of a pastry and frowns. "Why does this taste so awful?"

As soon as she finishes speaking, Xie Heng walks over, looking displeased.

Everyone waits gleefully for Xie Heng to lose his temper.

Instead, Xie Heng personally brings her tea to rinse her mouth, then scolds the maid serving them. "Didn't you hear the Heir's wife? Hurry up and find her a different pastry!"

Reader's Guide:

1. One-to-one romance, happy ending, both sexually inexperienced.

2. The leads switch souls early in the story, but things settle down later.

Theme: Stay positive.