After My Archrival Lost His Memory, He Fell for Me on His Own

The attack who sometimes gets straight to the point and is constantly clingy, full of tricks, and good at convincing himself × the guarded, secretly devious recipient who is occasionally a schemer, always prickly, completely clueless, and prone to reading into things

Warning: They are genuine mortal enemies, both start out straight and are made to fall for men, and the attack has separation anxiety.

Question: What should you do if your nemesis gets hit by a car?

Chi Su: If he dies normally, accept it. If he dies abnormally, accept that too. Just deal with it however you’re supposed to.

Another question: What if your nemesis loses his memory, everyone mistakes your “mortal enmity” for “true love,” and he even says you’re a bad person?

Chi Su: Act the hell out of it! Become the villain in his eyes, celebrate the Enemy’s Day, then enjoy a passionate, hate-filled romance!

Third question: What if your amnesiac nemesis turns into a lovesick fool, feels insecure, and latches onto you?

Chi Su: Will he die in front of me?

Third answer: Hard to say.

Chi Su: Then I’ll keep acting.

And so Chi Su and Jiang Yu, a pair of mortal enemies, began a “mistaken” romance.

At first:

Chi Su: “I’m not gay.”

Jiang Yu: “Neither am I.”

In the middle:

Chi Su: “I must be starving. I actually think that idiot Jiang Yu looks kind of handsome. I should drink some herbal medicine.”

Jiang Yu: “Want a little cake?”

Chi Su: “...”

At the end:

Chi Su: “Are you breaking up with me?”

Jiang Yu: “You’ve trained me into a dog, and you still want to break up?”

Chi Su: “You’re the one who said we should break up.”

Jiang Yu: “Abandoning a puppy is wrong.”

Chi Su: “Fine.”

Blurb:

Understand you, get under your skin, make you mine