Madam, Her Green Tea Character Is Ruined

I thought it was pretty good at first, but then it became more and more confusing, and I finally finished it. The relationship between the male and female protagonists comes a bit unexpectedly. It is not mentioned in the previous article that they got along as a couple, but they are recalled in the later article, which feels a bit nonsensical. There is a bit of a problem with the characterization. There are clearly clues at the beginning that the heroine is pretending to have amnesia, but the psychological description of the heroine's pretended behavior in the later part makes it look like she doesn't know anything. Some of the things or reactions the character does are not consistent with the created image. The heroine "loses her memory" from time to time, which is obviously unnecessary. In the end, people are confused and don't know what is going on. In fact, I feel that the author's idea should be quite exciting, but I feel that I didn't express it clearly.

Like it very much!

I love it so much, the heroine's acting is amazing!

The early stage was good, but things started to get messy after the heroine came back from injury. The author probably didn't finish the rest of the story, and it felt like the plot was buried but the ending was rushed. The emotional line between the male and female protagonists at the beginning is quite interesting, and it is also strange since returning from injury, sometimes hating and sometimes falling in love, and the connection is weird. Later, when the heroine was injured and lost her memory, it felt like it was just an act, but it was never mentioned again. Moreover, the social identities of the male and female protagonists are also a bit confusing.