After Losing My Memory, My Secret Crush Became Irresistible

Before losing her memory, Song Qianning was a highborn princess who held herself above everyone else. Because she was in love with Su Lancheng, she often used her status to get close to him. She would either interfere with his work or spread rumors that the two of them were having an affair. She even abused her power to have him hauled into the authorities' offices for no reason, then pretended to be kind by acting as his guarantor. Su Lancheng endured it for a time, while Song Qianning thoroughly enjoyed herself.

After losing her memory, the fallen Song Qianning became a maid in the Su household, part of the general's residence. Recognizing her as an old acquaintance, Su Lancheng arranged for her to serve as his foot-washing maid. He also lied, telling her that she had been sold to the general's household as a child, and that he had bought her out of pity when he saw her on the street. Otherwise, she would have starved to death.

Song Qianning, unable to remember her past, was moved to tears by his story. She swore by the lamplight that she would serve as a slave for the rest of her life and repay the Su household and her young master for their kindness.

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Su Lancheng, the legitimate son of the general's household, was born into a family of military officers, yet he was neither crude nor savage. In the eyes of the world, he was a true gentleman and a paragon of virtue.

He had studied the teachings of Confucius and Mencius since childhood and rarely made enemies. But Song Qianning, who had always regarded him as a thorn in her side, was constantly making his life miserable. Su Lancheng had been taught by sages, and would not allow himself to lay a hand on a woman, especially when she was a princess of such noble birth.

But no matter how many times Su Lancheng tolerated her, Song Qianning only went further, even breaking him up with the woman he loved. From then on, he hated her to the core.

When she lost her memory and fell on hard times, Su Lancheng had no intention of getting involved. But she looked so pitiful that his heart softened, and he took pity on her, letting her stay by his side and giving her enough to eat.

Only Su Lancheng knew the truth. It wasn't kindness. He was taking revenge under the guise of justice.

But without her princess-like airs, the amnesiac Song Qianning was a soft little rabbit in front of him: delicate, alluring, gentle, and obedient. Su Lancheng let down his guard, and little by little, she ensnared his heart. He gradually fell under her spell, and from then on, took one step after another down the path of a scoundrel.

Watching her speak in a soft voice and yield to him, weak and pitiful, Su Lancheng, who had always been composed and restrained, lost the gentlemanly virtue he had spent years cultivating. All he could do was lose himself in the many charms of her as she sat in his arms, calling him "young master" in a heartrending, captivating voice.

Short Scene 1:

As the old saying goes, taking advantage of someone in distress is no gentleman's deed.

At first, Su Lancheng deceived her only to vent his anger and get even.

But as time went on, he saw Song Qianning growing close to the Su household's servants. He saw her eating the snacks a young servant had brought her, and wearing jewelry given to her by others. Suddenly, he realized that this did not relieve his anger at all. It only made him angrier.

Su Lancheng: A gentleman masters himself and follows propriety. Masters himself and follows propriety. Masters himself and follows propriety...

Song Qianning: Young master, may I take tomorrow off? I want to go out with the handsome young servant who chops wood.

Su Lancheng: To hell with mastering myself and following propriety!

1. Happy ending, sweet-and-angsty story, face-slapping, more sweet than angsty.

2. Both leads are virgins.

3. Everything is fictional, so don't take it too seriously.

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"My Wife and Child Are Acting Strange"

Lin Wanqing had lived by the rules for over ten years, hoping only to marry a good man and lead a simple life. But the prominent Lu family took a liking to her, and she became their illustrious eldest daughter-in-law.

After the wedding, Lin Wanqing behaved impeccably, honored her elders, managed her husband's household, and kept everything in perfect order. She was nearly perfect.

But there was one flaw behind that perfection: three years into their marriage, Lin Wanqing still had not conceived.

"My heart belongs to someone else. I married you only because it was my duty as the Lu family's eldest son. I won't mistreat you, but I cannot give you romantic love, and you don't need to bear me an heir. After five years, I'll give you some property and a letter of divorce, and set you free."

On their wedding night, Lu Hangzhi left the bridal chamber after saying those words. From then on, the husband and wife slept in separate rooms.

A married woman with no children who could receive property in a divorce, at the cost of having no husband's affection.

Lin Wanqing thought it was a good deal!

But in the fourth year of their marriage, Lu Hangzhi, who had said he didn't care about having children, left on a six-month business trip. When he returned, he brought along a pregnant woman.

"Xiao'er is Caihua's younger sister. She's pregnant now, and I can't abandon her. I'll have to trouble you to look after her from now on, madam."

Lin Wanqing greeted them with a smile. She wasn't displeased, nor did she make a scene.

Just as she was about to reply, a child ran over and wrapped his arms around her leg, calling out happily, "Mother, Father wants to know when we're going to pick up Uncle Hang!"

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Lu Hangzhi was the eldest son of the Lu family, the foremost prominent clan in Yunzhou. Handsome as jade and blessed by heaven, he had once been involved with a merchant's daughter from a family beneath his station. Their elders had forcibly separated them.

Young and reckless, Lu Hangzhi swore that he would marry no one but Li.

So even after coming of age, Lu Hangzhi remained unmarried. Word spread throughout the prominent families of Yunzhou that a noble young master had been involved with a lowly merchant's daughter. No one wanted to marry into his family, afraid it would tarnish their reputation. The Lu elders were beside themselves with worry.

With no other choice, the Lu family lowered their expectations and arranged a match with the Lin family, a minor clan in Yunzhou.

Lu Hangzhi was forced to marry Lin, and never once treated her kindly.

But Lin knew her place and considered his interests in everything she did. She helped him build connections and protect his reputation, and managed his household flawlessly. There was nothing to criticize.

Lu Hangzhi gradually changed his opinion of his wife. He thought that as long as she remained obedient and sensible, perhaps he could keep her from leaving and have children with her.

He began to accept her and was willing to spend the rest of his life with her, but then he had to leave home on business for half a year.

During that trip, he came across the younger sister of his former lover. For various reasons, he couldn't leave her in danger, so he brought her home and planned to ask his wife to look after her.

Lu Hangzhi was certain his virtuous, gentle wife would not refuse.

But when he returned home and saw his wife after six months apart, there was a child by her side.

"A Yin is still young and needs me to care for him as his mother. I hope you can understand, my lord."

"Mother, is this Uncle Hang? Why isn't he the way you and Father described him?"

Lu Hangzhi: ? My wife has a child, but I'm not the father?

You brought a pregnant woman home after being away, so I got a child ready for you at home.

You gave me a big shock, so I'll give you a big surprise.

Theme: Gender equality and freedom in love.