When Qin Feng woke up, he had amnesia. He couldn't remember anything except his name.
But he knew the black-haired woman in the white dress beside him was his wife.
Fighting through the pain in the back of his head, he managed to call out, "Honey..."
"Thank goodness, Qin Feng." The woman burst into a smile through her tears, covering her mouth as she said, "You still remember me."
Qin Feng shook his head in confusion. "But I don't remember your name."
"That's all right. I'll tell you."
The woman's smile deepened. Her pupils were so black they were unsettling. "My name is Qiao Yan. I'm your wife."
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Qin Feng noticed that ever since he woke up, there was always a knife near his wife.
A fruit knife for peeling apples, a kitchen knife for cutting loofah, a craft knife in the pen holder...
Was it just a coincidence, or was he being too paranoid?
One day, as they walked by the river, Qin Feng finally remembered.
"No wonder you want to kill me." Before he could finish speaking, he felt something hard press against his side. Qin Feng glared at her. "Even now."
Qiao Yan was still smiling. "You've remembered? Then you should... recognize your gun, too."
Reader guide:
1. Crime, but with a lighthearted comedy tone.
2. Everyone is a villain, but no animals are harmed, except chickens, ducks, fish, and pigs served as food.
3. The male and female leads do try to kill each other, but... they seem to be in love. :)
Theme: Poor Tom Cat
Update soon. I'm curious, is the heroine the police officer?
It would be interesting to see the domestic violence of him and her brokenness (although I want to read ancient novels
I just found out that I have opened a new article to support [Ju Tang]
I laughed so hard... JJ classified this book into the industry elite label