Submit to Me [Amnesia]

Tang Ning wakes up in a hospital bed after a car accident, only to discover she has lost her memory and undergone plastic surgery that has transformed her into a stunningly beautiful woman. Her personal assistant, Jian Wei, explains that Tang Ning is now the president of TJ Syrup, a highly profitable smart pet products company she co-founded with her husband, Jiang Linye, five years ago. Tang Ning is initially confused and alarmed to learn that she is married to Jiang Linye, the same aloof and arrogant classmate from her high school days who had coldly rejected her desperate plea for financial help five years prior when her father's company faced bankruptcy. Despite her fear, she finds comfort in the fact that her father's business survived and she is now incredibly wealthy. Jiang Linye arrives at the hospital, revealing that he is aware of her amnesia but suspects she is faking it to escape their troubled marriage. Their interaction is tense and charged with unresolved history; he mocks her while simultaneously displaying a possessive and intimate knowledge of her, culminating in a forced encounter in the hospital room that leaves Tang Ning physically marked and emotionally bewildered. She begins to suspect that their five years of marriage were far more complex and strained than her fragmented memories suggest, characterized by a cycle of conflict and physical intimacy rather than genuine affection. Upon returning to her company, Tang Ning confronts a public relations crisis involving a defective pet feeder that allegedly caused a pet's death. Displaying sharp business instincts that seem innate despite her memory loss, she immediately orders a product recall, full refunds, and the dismissal of the PR team, demonstrating that her professional competence remains intact. Her attitude shifts from fear to a more confident, almost ruthless capitalist demeanor, delighting in her wealth and power while simultaneously plotting to undermine Jiang Linye, whom she views as an oppressive figure from her past. The narrative explores the duality of their relationship through flashbacks to their high school days, where Tang Ning harbored a secret, intense crush on the distant and superior Jiang Linye. In the present, their dynamic is a mix of hostility, sexual tension, and unspoken history. Jiang Linye appears conflicted, oscillating between cold mockery and moments of unexpected care, such as drying her hair or preparing her lunch, though his gestures are often undercut by sarcasm or anger at her perceived manipulations. Tang Ning, meanwhile, navigates her new reality by leaning into her wealth and independence, seeking solace in shopping and friendship with her childhood best friend, Sheng Xinglai, while trying to uncover the truth about why she married Jiang Linye and what went wrong in their relationship. The story sets the stage for a complex reconciliation or confrontation as Tang Ning attempts to reclaim her agency in a marriage that seems built on a foundation of secrets, power imbalances, and lingering, unresolved emotions from their youth.