Study Abroad in Japan: The Nation's Tragedy Wiped My Memory, and I Wandered Across the Land

This book is really great. It includes brothers fighting over wives, identity substitution, and undercover lurking. However, the title is a bit too ordinary and does not highlight the goodness of this book at all [Blow kiss]

The plot of the story is very interesting. I hope the author will update it soon. I want to know the story behind it. I am looking forward to it later. I want to see the heroine regain her memory later.

At first, I was attracted by the cover. I clicked on the list and read the introduction. I was quite interested. However, I read that the book review contained a sadistic plot, and I was a little hesitant to read it. (Because I generally don't watch scenes involving abuse) But later I clicked in and watched it because I was really interested and found it very interesting. The emotional pull between Yunyun and Kentaro is really well written. Looking forward to the plot of the heroine after she returns to China [Shy] The author, please give me a lot of support [Please give me more updates]

I have read Chapter 28 so far, and I have many questions that I came to the comment area to ask. First of all, the heroine can study abroad and has a housekeeper, so why does she always wear a cheongsam that is not old yet. The heroine knew that she was being targeted, so why didn't she just stay on her own for a little longer and wait until the limelight was less tense before she went to contact and spread the news? Also, in Chapter 27, why the heroine had to go to that banquet and then be humiliated without mentioning her purpose of going there. And I don't know about kimonos. Does it have a hem? Why would the heroine step on her hem when she retreats, just to write about the ancient plot of the hero holding her up? Furthermore, the relationship between the heroine and the hero is just like the ancient tyrant boss and the stubborn little white flower. Too many questions. Please answer.

I really liked how the heroine was smart and tenacious when she was a student, and she scolded the hero for forcing her to pieces. The injured orange made her feel pity, but when I saw the scene later on when Akihito chose his concubine, it was really amazing. The dank male ghost was okay, but the incense incident really made me cry. The poor heroine was in much more pain than Kentaro in the previous episode, and she felt physically, mentally, and spiritually devastated...

This is the first time I have followed this kind of subject in one go. The author is great. There are two male protagonists in the main frame of the baby girl. Will there be a character like Akihito who has an emotional branch with the baby girl in the future? I am very curious [sending my heart]

It's beautiful (*/∇＼*), the writing is delicate, the plot is smooth, and the chapter transitions are natural. It's a very nice novel. Dear author, why do you feel that not many people have read your book? Do you need me to share this book with the group so that everyone can read it? Don't worry, I will tell the book friends in the group not to report this book.

I hope that the heroine will always be vigilant to protect her country and not indulge in petty love affairs. This subject is very sensitive.

To be honest, when I first saw the title of this novel, I had no desire to read it, but the more I read, the better it gets. Thank you, author. This is also the first time I have seen this kind of novel on Tomato.

Damn, can you give Akihito a chance? The supporting characters are very three-dimensional and vivid. There is an extra male, and the female lead is also acceptable. Although it is wet, he prefers the female lead. He wants to see them fight. To be honest, watching Akihito come out, it becomes more and more exciting! ! I like Akihito, I prefer him, I am firm, I must stick to it till the end, and give him a good ending! ! Big [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry]