After the Divorce, the Aloof Buddhist Monk Pretended to Have Amnesia and Went Crazy for Me

In her previous life, amid the catastrophe that ravaged the land, the orphan Su Ruan rescued Shen Qingci, a devout physician badly wounded while sent down to the countryside amid the ruins. He repaid her by marrying her. For thirty years, they lived together with mutual respect, like friends and family. In the eyes of the world, he was a gentle, flawless doctor and husband, treating her with respect and consideration, but never with love. Su Ruan kept a warm home, cooking meals and making desserts for a lifetime, and loving him all her life. As she lay dying, all she said was, “I have no regrets.” Only after she closed her eyes did Shen Qingci finally awaken to the truth: he had loved her for thirty whole years. Consumed by longing, he followed her to his own death from depression. When Su Ruan opened her eyes, she had been reborn, returning to the fifth year of her marriage. Her love was spent, and she refused to make the same mistake again. The first thing she did was hand him divorce papers, walk away with her head held high, and open a dessert shop. She wanted to live for herself. Shen Qingci was reborn and rushed to find her, only to see the divorce papers. To win his wife back, the once-detached physician, a devout man known as the Buddha of Medicine, deliberately staged a car accident and pretended to have amnesia. He changed his whole personality and became a shamelessly devoted pursuer who would not leave her alone. The dessert shop’s romantic free-for-all is officially underway: a fiery, rebellious wolf-dog of an employee and a gentle, attentive puppy-dog of a regular customer take turns showering Su Ruan with affection. The once aloof giant of the medical world lowers himself to spar with romantic rivals, learn to make desserts, and fight for her attention, with his precocious son serving as his secret weapon. “Ruanruan, I owed you half a lifetime in my previous life. This time, all my love is yours alone.” After thirty years of belated devotion, he will make it all up to her in this life.