After Losing My Memory, My Ex-Girlfriends Chased Me Relentlessly

After reading this, I felt there was a slight inconsistency in the male lead's character before and after his amnesia. Before his amnesia, he used various methods to establish close relationships with various high-quality women, and each woman had some degree of attachment and affection for him. However, after his amnesia, his methods and goals seem unable to support these facts.

This book is better than *The God of Stars*, and they're the complete opposite. *The God of Stars* seemed to be running out of steam, always focusing on unrequited love. This one is different; Liu has unforgettable stories with each of the female characters. I finished it in two days. The writing is excellent. Today is March 5th, 2025.

Very good. The writing style in the romance scenes is among the top ten I've read on Rotten Tomatoes. Please don't stop reading! If you want to read more about the Imperial Uncle, I'll find it myself. Don't go to the "blacklist" (a derogatory term for books with poor writing style); that's something that will never be considered high-quality. I also want to see a river of blood 😏

It's really well-written, with everything you'd expect. The male lead's values ​​are also sound. A crucial element is the amnesia. As someone directly involved, I definitely couldn't have acted as the male lead did, but as a reader, I share his perspective.

Having read 100 chapters, I'm deeply moved. This isn't your average wish-fulfillment novel; the everyday life, literary, and philosophical elements are also very interesting. Profound truths are revealed within the humorous language. What's interesting about this book is the backstory of each female protagonist. It's not a typical wish-fulfillment story; there's no love without a reason.

This is truly the end! I love this story and every character in it. I admire Pei's generosity and grace, her gentle charm; I admire Chen's delicate fragility and infatuation; I admire Lin's outward timidity but inward resilience, her courage born of love; I admire Jiang's outward coldness but inward warmth, her ambivalent nature; I admire Li's bright and charming naiveté, her ability to shine…

This book is truly well-written. After finishing it, I felt a sense of loss, yet I willingly offered it as a gift. The plot flows smoothly, the descriptions are detailed (it suddenly felt like a car wheel had run over my face), there are hooks, foreshadowing, and resolutions, and the locations of the foreshadowing are all clearly listed.

The emotional portrayal was superb; it took me three days to recover before I dared to offer my comments. A good book must have a powerful core, and then the characters, plot, and psychology are appropriately detailed or omitted around that core. Okay, you've learned how to write. Now write a book and submit it to Mao Dun for review (×).

To sum it up, after reading fifty chapters, this is the most bizarre novel I've ever read. Although it follows a multi-female lead formula, the four female leads so far combined don't offer the value that any single female lead in any other novel I've read has provided, whether emotional or material.

God praised it as a rare delicacy among tomatoes. 1. Immersion: The reader gains information in sync with the male protagonist throughout this love-themed werewolf game, creating a comfortable reading experience; 2. Character Development: Establish a stereotype of the female character who has not yet appeared through the subjective perspective of others, and then break the stereotype through the…