Amnesia and the Mystery of Divorce

As the old saying goes, flies don't land on eggs without cracks. Although the female lead didn't go all the way with her affair, she wasn't exactly clean either, which is still a bit unsettling.

This book is excellent! Both the male and female leads are very rational. The female lead's rationality isn't limited to her actions before amnesia—while those actions were irrational, they're common in reality, very realistic. Her rationality is evident after amnesia, in her investigation of the reasons for the divorce and her self-reflection.

Having watched half of it, I felt that the female lead's best friend was a true best friend, a woman wholeheartedly devoted to her friend's well-being. She was very genuine and heartwarming. Real-life best friends are often like this: if it's the man's fault, she'd roll up her sleeves and dig up his ancestral graves; if it's the woman's fault, she'd also ruthlessly dispose of her, even finding…

Based on my impression after watching the film, the protagonist's long-term secret trips with her first love before losing her memory definitely indicated she had developed different feelings for him. Otherwise, she wouldn't have told her first love about investigating the male lead and her suspicions.

The author's approach to the story from a female perspective is refreshing, and there are no morally questionable elements. So far, it's quite good. Keep it up!

It's a very realistic subject. The author analyzes people's views on marriage and moral values in contemporary society, and questions the distortion of friendship and family ties under the influence of self-interest. It's very well written. Aside from the somewhat rambling tone, it's still worth reading.

To be honest, of all the books I've read on this platform, this is the best one I've ever read. The logic is clear, the plot doesn't drag, and it feels incredibly realistic. It's the best book I've read on this platform so far, bar none.

The female lead suddenly realizes her mistake, and the male lead is sincere; it feels good, five stars.

I guess I'll just have to give myself a five-star review 😅 I kept seeing clips from the TV series "Echoes" on social media, so I wrote down my doubts. It's true that the female lead was romanticized, but she certainly didn't genuinely want to cheat. Her fleeting infatuation stemmed from a longing for her past youth; it might be a brief moment of immersion, but not an obsession.

It's well written. Although the female protagonist made a mistake (who doesn't make mistakes?), She had a relatively clear self-awareness. Although she seemed to be shifting the blame at first, she eventually recognized her own mistakes and admitted them. I believe she and the male lead will eventually get back together.