(The calm-looking heroine with crazy amnesia × the insecure mad dog killer)
Charlotte, a patient with amnesia in the eyes of ordinary people, woke up and traveled into the 19th century.
Charlotte had not had time to be happy after being released from the control of the mental hospital.
Wait, where did I travel to? Madhouse?
But it seems good to get rid of the patient status.
Wait, what do you mean I am? Nurse?
Charlotte, a true madman of sorts, is now a nurse caring for the monsters in the basement.
How to give an injection? How to take medicine? How do you restrain yourself from going crazy? How can you avoid showing off your flaws?
Charlotte originally thought that Remus was her biggest obstacle to survival in this asylum. But gradually she discovered that this monster was her only life-saving straw in this cannibalistic asylum.
Charlotte thought that as long as she helped Remus control the asylum, Remus would also help her when she needed to leave.
But this only made it harder for Remus to let her go.
The onset of amnesia coincided with Remus' imprisonment. Charlotte forgot about time travel and Remus, and only regarded herself as the original amnesia patient.
People around you: That monster is imprisoning you
Charlotte looked at Remus in confusion: Doctor, my madness... Seems to be getting worse...
[Reading warning]
1. The heroine's amnesia will eventually get better and all her memories will be recovered, but she cannot change her crazy nature.
2. Both the male and female protagonists lack the normal concept of good and evil, but they have their own bottom line.
3. The love between the male and female protagonists is relatively dank.
Intention: May you have the ability to love and be worthy of being loved