After Faking My Death, I Found My Amnesiac Stepbrother

The emotional line is very interesting. In terms of personality, the heroine is brave and open-minded and has her own pursuits. The male protagonist is calm, steady and good at thinking. In terms of plot, the pseudo-orthopedic setting adds an extra layer of emotional changes and makes it more refined. However, misunderstandings will happen, but they are not illogical misunderstandings, and misunderstanding the male protagonist will not hurt the female protagonist. The overall plot is light-hearted and the narrative rhythm is appropriate. Highly recommended.

After reading more than 40 chapters, I don't understand why the rating is so low. It is obviously much better than many novels with childish writing. And the best thing is that although the male protagonist has lost his memory, his personality has not changed significantly, and he has not become naive and easy to deceive because of his memory loss. He has maintained his original vigilance and alertness. But maybe he has been cold and arrogant since he was a child, and the heroine dislikes him very much (I don't think it's a misunderstanding, that's just his personality). I hope he will slowly change and learn to respect and treat the heroine tenderly. Then I don't know what happened to the engagement, it felt like a surprise.

Very nice, low rating

Okay, okay, the writing is okay, and the plot is quite interesting. But if you're looking at it for the pseudo-orthopedic feeling, be cautious. I feel like there's relatively little content involving siblings, so I don't have that feeling, haha. But it's still very good, just a little bit knifey

It's really good looking. The characters are well designed and there's no sublime plot.