After a Brain Injury, I Clung to a Blond Guy and Called Him Hubby

It's beautiful. In the early stage, it's also called the amnesia period, or the pseudo-brother and sister stage. They really show their true love, and their love and preference are obvious. In the later stage, the regression period, and the memory recovery period, the male protagonist feels a little inferior and feels unworthy of the female protagonist, so he pushes the female protagonist away. This is also because the female protagonist has always believed that the male protagonist will not love her seriously and will cause conflicts. Fortunately, Gong Nanwei is a big helper, the guardian of the love between the male and female protagonists. They get married, and Gong sits at the head table.

Nice!!! The male protagonist is really like a loyal dog. The relationship between the male and female protagonists as brothers and sisters in the early stage is so cute🥺🥺(˃ ⌑ ˂ഃ ) The female protagonist is also cute when she secretly reads fake bone novels! ˃ʍ˂ The settings of the eldest lady and the loyal dog in the later stage are also cute₍˄·͈༝·͈˄*₎◞ ̑̑! It's rare to see a male protagonist who can cry and be dependent on the female protagonist. I rarely watch this type of drama but it's really delicious. Delicious😋😋😋 So cute. There are too many cute features. Sweet cookies🫓

I support Baobao but I still want to see the female protagonist chasing the male protagonist 😏😏😏 It would be very good if the heroine and the male protagonist lived together for three years and got them back [smile][smile][smile]

It's not bad. The plot is smooth and the protagonist's emotional development is also moderate. Some plots are a bit exaggerated, but overall it is quite realistic, especially emotionally. It looks quite comfortable and not too exaggerated. The only villain is Mo. At first I thought he was his uncle (hug) But I don't understand Mo's approach. He made Zhaoyuan go missing at first, and then tried every means to ruin her reputation. Then he saw her injured and was worried. I didn't understand these motives. They were not clearly stated. Zhaoyuan has her own opinions and is very subjective. I feel a bit like a heroine. I really like this sentence: "You are the purest and whitest but tough and indestructible flower on the mountain. You are also an evergreen tree. You lift me to a place I can never reach." Different from ordinary romances, here the heroine supports the hero Moreover, there was not much outside interference in the emotional entanglement between them (although Gong Wenzheng should indeed sit at the head table), and the description of her parents was not exaggerated, such as Zhou Xu wanted to recruit a son-in-law after saving her, or she disliked Zhou Xu and felt that he was not worthy of this. It can be said that almost all of them are normal people 👍 👍 except Mo I feel like Ming Yue and Jiang can also have some stories 🤭 It's a pity that I haven't written too many extras.

It's quite novel. It's the first time I've seen this. Overall, it's pretty good. I feel like I don't know what I'm doing at the end [what]

I want to know if there are any boys watching like me. Seeking comfort… ｡ ∧_∧｡ﾟ ﾟ (ﾟ ´Д`ﾟ)っﾟ (つ/ | (⌒)

I love this book very much. The male protagonist has been pitiful since he was a child. From the time he knew that the female protagonist was a rich man, he was autistic and ran away. Because he loved to protect the female protagonist silently from behind, he also worked hard step by step to successfully stand by the female protagonist's side. The female protagonist is his salvation and his light. Thank you to the female protagonist for not despising him who can't do anything.

🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰 Super, super good-looking!! I really like the story of the male and female protagonists clinging to each other in the early stage. In the early stage, it felt like a silly straight-ball female protagonist vs. A father-like male protagonist. In the later stage, the female protagonist regained her memory and was a little bit abusive, but it was harmless. Overall, it was very sweet!

Once again, it proves that ratings cannot determine the quality of a book. Fortunately, this book is indeed very interesting and has a plot that I like.

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