My Archrival Lost His Memory and Insists I’m His Boyfriend

The romance is a normal and relatively long storyline; it's not the kind of pseudo-human fiction where you inexplicably fall in love after just two chapters. It's a true rival genre, with distinct and memorable characters, and the protagonist remains a sweet and devoted wife. The writing is good, the plot flows smoothly, and while the style is generally simple and slice-of-life, it's never boring.

A lighthearted and slightly redemptive sweet treat for college students~ It's also a story about boiling a frog in hot water and how straight men are afraid of persistent suitors.

Wow, it's really beautiful. The plot is tight and coherent. Both protagonists have some psychological trauma, but they are also fighting against it. It's not just "two strong characters"—that's too simplistic and stereotypical—it should be "two skys"—the two young boys' tolerance, self-respect, and self-love are mutual.

I've finished reading it! It's great. The young couple is so sweet, and they both have mouths. The author really nailed the plot holes; the line "If you're happy, clap your hands" runs throughout the whole story. The aunt and uncle are also wonderful, as are the graphics card characters. It feels like I'm so lucky to have friends like that. I wish the young couple all the best!

I'd give it 5 stars just for the feeling of seeing real people. After seeing so many formulaic characters, it's great to finally see real people. Both the main characters and supporting characters are very vivid. Keep up the good work, author!

Waaaaaah, amnesia really gave the two of them a chance to reconcile. Waaaaah, Jiang Xiaoxing is so cute! The author is so witty, hahaha, Lin Qi is hilarious too. After Qin Qi started to see Jiang Xiaoxing in a better light, he's become very doting after falling in love with her. The baby is so cute.

It's an exceptionally good redemption story. The romance is incredibly sweet after they get together. Two broken souls, hiding things from each other while trying to mend their broken hearts, both with tragic family backgrounds but soft hearts. Seemingly mortal enemies, they're actually two masters of metaphor, lacking in eloquence and the art of language.

It's very beautiful. Then, the two main characters got along very naturally, and there wasn't a single moment that I found particularly awkward. Then there are those who say the memory recovery was sudden, but I think it was just right. I feel that if the memory hadn't returned, well, after a while, it would have made me feel like Jiang Xing only liked the amnesiac Qin Qi, while now it feels like…

Hmm... I've only seen half of it, but it's really good, the kind of visually stunning that deserves five stars. The part where Lao Qin and Jiang Xiaoxing talk about the "violent factor" at the ski resort really touched me, so I quickly came to comment. It's so nice to have that painful feeling, or the thorn in your heart from your loved one, gently pulled out and soothed.

It looks so good! It's my nemesis, literature! I'm eating like crazy, it's so fragrant and spicy! Rabbits are just like cats—cute, soft-hearted, and a bit of a tsundere. I love that little bit of arrogance! My first impression of Xiao Qin was that she was a bit dull (that changed later), somewhat cute, and also a bit... A few simple words made me laugh (I have a very low threshold for laughter). Things should get better if this continues. You write very well, keep it up! 😘