The Lady's Green Tea Persona Has Crumbled

It started off well, but got increasingly confusing. I finally finished it. The romance between the male and female leads felt abrupt; the beginning didn't show them interacting as a couple, but later they suddenly reminisced, which felt a bit nonsensical. The character development was problematic. Early on, clues indicated the female lead was faking amnesia, but later psychological descriptions of her feigned behavior made her seem completely oblivious. Some of her actions and reactions didn't match her established image. The female lead's occasional "amnesia" episodes were unnecessary, leaving the reader confused and unsure of what was going on. I feel the author's concept was quite brilliant, but it didn't quite come across.

I really like it!

I absolutely love it! The female lead's acting is superb!

The beginning was quite good, but things started to get messy after the female lead returned injured. It seems the author didn't finish the later plot; it felt like they planted seeds for future developments but rushed the ending. The initial romance between the male and female leads was quite engaging, but things got strange after the female lead's return from injury—alternating between hatred and love, with odd connections. Later, when the female lead was injured and lost her memories, it felt like she was faking it, but it wasn't mentioned again. Also, the social identities of the male and female leads were somewhat confused.