Pampered in the Bygone Era: I Claimed My Amnesiac Husband by Playing Sweet

[Historical setting + Clean romance + Transmigration + Sweet romance + Doting husband + Dramatic, selfish, and self-serving woman + Rogue, self-assured, love-obsessed man] Lin Wan transmigrated into a novel, becoming cannon fodder who was played for a pitiful death. To survive, she decisively set her sights on Gu Ye, the unfortunate officer who lost his memory after being injured while infiltrating. Since they were both cannon fodder, wouldn’t it be okay for them to help each other? She, a weak woman, could find herself a powerful backer, right? She had no problem, Gu Ye had no problem; even if the King of Heaven himself came, she would still be Gu Ye’s fiancée. So, at the mine entrance, she hugged the cold, stern man with bandages wrapped around his head, tears welling in her eyes: “I’ve finally found you, my fiancé!” — Gu Ye had lost his memory. Everyone around him said he was an orphan, a street urchin struggling to make a living, who had come to this illegal coal mine to earn money because his family was too poor to afford a dowry. The logic seemed to hold true. But who could tell him how a street urchin could understand the structure of firearms? Just as he was sinking into self-doubt, the “partner” who supposedly made him desperately earn a dowry showed up. She came knocking on his door while he suffered from amnesia and was filled with doubt about his own identity? Looking at the person before him, constantly teary-eyed, spoiled, temperamental, unforgiving, and a master of tattling, Gu Ye began to question his existence. So, he liked this type? Well, it seems he quite did. This is a mindless, illogical, and unconventional family drama set in a bygone era (because I can’t write that, sigh). The female lead is spoiled and loves to act, constantly lying but never exposed; her true identity will never be revealed. In this female-oriented novel, the male lead only loves the female lead, to the point of being brainless.