The Crown Princess Loses Her Memory

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Imperial Princess Yuxi tumbled off her horse, suffering a severe head injury that left her with memories only from before the age of twelve, evoking sentiments of pity among the court officials. To everyone’s surprise, Princess Yuxi herself found solace in this new reality. Awakening to find herself the Crown Princess, second only to the emperor and above ten thousand others, with her imperial younger brother doting on her, she felt quite content. However, there was one peculiarity: at twenty-two years of age, she was without a consort. Determined to rectify this, Princess Yuxi resolved to find herself a husband. During a palace banquet celebrating longevity, her gaze fell upon an exquisite man, as if descended from the heavens, whose countenance shone with a warm smile yet betrayed cold depths within his eyes. Satisfied with what she saw, the princess sought him out even before the feast concluded. “Are you married?” The man replied with gentle humor, “Not as of yet.” Perfectly pleased, Princess Yuxi nodded. “Tomorrow I am to visit a temple to offer incense; I expect you to escort me.” The man hesitated, his gaze momentarily intensifying, “Your Highness has suffered a serious fall; perhaps it would be best to summon the imperial physician another day.” His tender concern and attentiveness won over Princess Yuxi, who insisted he must come to the Princess’s Mansion. But no sooner had her joy lingered than someone informed her that the man she had just approached was none other than the Prime Minister, Fu Anian, from whom the Princess had recently divorced. Princess Yuxi: … So it wasn’t that she lacked a consort; rather, she had been divorced. Reading Note: 1: The female protagonist’s initial initiative is driven by her desire to uncover the reasons behind the divorce. She never declares that she will marry no one but the male protagonist. Please refrain from characterizing her actions as desperate or clingy. Those who do not enjoy a proactive female lead are kindly advised to choose a different novel; your understanding is appreciated.

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长公主失忆后
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chande
chande rated it
June 28, 2024
Status: Completed
The way MC behaved during her amnesia was quite realistic. She remembered that she's only 12 yo so she acted like one, a bit childish, arrogant, courageous. Occasionally throwing tantrum was also fit with her 12 yo persona. However, she lost this charm after she regained her memory later. I know that it's also realistic of her to lose her childiness since she's already a mature 22 yo but I still hope to see her childish side again occasionally.

I also love the side of her 12 yo self that could... more>> bravely express her feeling towards ML and didn't shy away from taking initiative. Sadly, I rarely see this side of her again after she regained her memory, even after she got married to ML.

Another thing that disappointed me was about Jiang Yaoyao's fate.

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Initially, I thought she was one of the factor that ruined MC and ML's marriage but the revelation later indicated that it wasn't the case. I only see JY made a move when ML was already divorced from MC and it also wasn't that excessive. The girl only wanted to try to win his heart but after she knew that ML was unmoved, she agreed with ML's request to get married.

However, her marriage was an unhappy one. She accidentally got pregnant out of wedlock and she was shunned by her husband and his family. I think JY didn't deserve all of that. Having an unrequited love for years was already heartbreaking enough but the author tortured her more even after that. I think the girl deserved happiness too.

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itsyaho
itsyaho
June 17, 2024
Status: Completed
3.5 stars. Classic misunderstanding, miscommunication that leads to the main couple separating. Story is about uncovering her amnesia and the memories behind her, whilst the main couple get back together.

Like they just never really talked to each other, which was kinda dumb honestly. Especially annoying how the princess kept throwing a tantrum every now and then over things here and there. I liked the ML, possessive, domineering, cunning but a little slow with expressing himself. Epilogue and extra is just about how h**ny and repressed the ML is or has... more>> been for MC.

its aight. Will not reread. <<less
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Eeria
Eeria rated it
April 20, 2024
Status: Completed
It’s a 3.5

its a decent novel. Translator did a great job. Focus is on rebuilding the relationship between the princess and her ex. Every major event is a plot to bring them back together. Both FL and ML are the cold/cool aloof type and do not communicate so no wonder their relationship didn’t work out initial but the princess memory loss break that balance.
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J Doe
J Doe rated it
March 29, 2024
Status: c11
The best word I can think of for our heroine is "refreshing." She has isolated memory loss following a questionable fall off of a horse. Her partial amnesia includes events after she turned 12 despite being in her 20's. This conceit lets our MC follow her whims in a way that she previously couldn't but also leaves her somewhat defenseless because she has no idea of the current court intrigues. I have a very good impression of her and I like the author's way of world building and leaving hints... more>> at mysteries to come. <<less
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