The novel starts with our MC waking up in the hospital with complete amnesia after a car accident--he remembers some very tiny snippets of his upbringing but that is it. He finds his phone with him in the hospital and sees that he has written a diary for the past few years and has a "husband" he calls Hubby. We quickly find out from the husband's POV that our MC is not married to him--they broke up a few years ago--but the "husband" doesn't want to mention anything or rock the boat.

Our MC's plan is to make his Hubby pay his medical bills, get a divorce from hubby afterwards and have lots of more from the settlement. So currently our MC is doing that, all while avoiding letting his Hubby know he has amnesia.

MC latter learns he has a music degree and has his skills are top notch concert level. But still does nothing, it's revealed he previously lives in a penthouse, but it never was used in the novel again. Its clear they want to reliant gullible cute MC

This is such a funny novel. The MC wakes up in the hospital and doesn't remember anything. He looks through his phone first and finds only one contact that catches his eye. It's titled, Hubby. He's able to go into his notes where he keeps a diary and it details his daily life with his hubby. So, of course, he calls his hubby and tells him he's in the hospital. The only problem is, he isn't actually married to the ML yet, in fact they're actually on somewhat bad terms. But for some reason the misunderstanding continues for long enough that the ML falls in love with the MC and he figures out that something may be wrong with the MC mentally. The MC actually has PTSD and can't play games with the sound on or he'll have insomnia so the ML decides to set him up with one of his friends who happens to be a psychologist without telling him. The MC confesses his memory loss to the psychologist while the ML is hiding nearby and the sockpuppet is exposed along with all of his confusion regarding their relationship. The ML decides that rather than telling the truth though, he'd rather the lies become the truth. He goes to get a marriage certificate without telling the MC so that the MC can divorce him in peace lol. And there's a section where he tells the MC that even though they were married for so long he was wrong for neglecting him. If you think about it, it's kind of messed up that the ML twists the truth like this because that in no way helped the MC recover his memories safely and most definitely impeded him tbh. But he didn't care. And I can't really say that I do either.

1. His father, who was his most favorite person during his childhood- died by gunshot while chasing criminals. 2. A terrorist held him at gunpoint in his school abroad for quite some time with the hope of getting ransome, and after he was released he wasn't given proper aftercare due to language barrier. 3. In his university freshman year, there was gun fire in his dorm, even his window was hit.