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Oh No! My Husband Lost His Memory!
Oh No! My Husband Lost His Memory! Plot:
Su Xiaoyu, an ordinary office worker, has been trapped in a "contract marriage" with CEO Gu Tingchuan for three years—enduring his cold indifference. But a car accident erases Gu's memory. The man who wakes up forgets he's a billionaire and treats Su as his "destined wife": squeezing toothpaste for her, waiting with hot milk tea after work, even knitting a scarf when she works overtime. Su complains, "This isn't the Gu I know," yet can't help being moved. Just as she lets her guard down, Gu's "amnesia" shows cracks... Is he really forgetting, or using amnesia to win back the woman he once lost?
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