The Abyss of Memory: A Great Romantic Trap for Me and the Girls

I finished this book in three hours, and I'm really impressed. I even had the urge to punch the author, which shows how well the author wrote it. It's very mind-bending, but a bit angsty. I dare say this is the book with the most complex character relationships I've ever read. Secondly, I think the male lead is a coward. It made me so anxious and speechless. His best friend is a hated character, and I guess he'll get to suffer in the next few chapters. I won't comment too much on that. Hong Jie'er reminds me of Katsura Kotonoha, and she's a bit depressing. I usually read lighthearted and funny books, and I had some trouble accepting of this one at first. Anyway... Author, please update soon! I'm really looking forward to it. There are still many mysteries surrounding the characters that haven't been solved...

Kuang Nan has always loved Zi Bai, but the person he's been dating for the past eight years is a fake Zi Bai—his cross-dressing twin brother, Ying Lan. Because it's a fake, Kuang Nan feels no attraction, attributing it to habit. In reality, Ying Lan can never replace Zi Bai. Secondly, Jie'er's confession moves Kuang Nan. On one hand, he still has some memories of Jie'er, a fondness that remains even after amnesia. On the other hand, Jie'er's charm is undeniably greater than that of the cross-dressing Ying Lan—this is a fact. The protagonist isn't entirely oblivious; although he doesn't know the truth about Ying Lan's cross-dressing, he subconsciously senses a difference...

This book is a romance novel; the tag was incorrect and can't be changed. If you're looking for a romance novel, feel free to take a look.

There was a brother and sister who looked exactly alike, but the brother only liked boys, and the sister only liked girls. Eight years ago, after a car accident, they switched identities. The brother, Yinglan, dressed as a woman and impersonated his sister, Zibai, becoming the male protagonist's fiancée. This was the beginning of everything. However, after the car accident eight years ago, the male protagonist's memories became disordered. Who was the girl he fell for? What was the truth behind the car accident eight years ago? All the mysteries began to be revealed when Yinglan's fiancée appeared, setting the stage for a complex love story filled with intricate relationships and tangled emotions.

I'm speechless now, but I still have to shout in my decaying voice that the author's imagination is off the charts! You've probably seen more melodramatic movies than I've eaten meals. The book is also very original and makes you want to keep reading. Keep it up, author! ...

Initially, I only intended to write a lighthearted and humorous campus novel, so the scene where Yinglan seduces Kuang Nan was a bit exaggerated, and the first date was also very dramatic, full of coincidences, misunderstandings, and constant bromance and lesbian tension. A different writing style might have made it even funnier, but my writing style is too sentimental, so the emotions grew increasingly intense, and I found myself unable to escape them. Therefore, what was originally meant to be humorous suddenly became serious, leaving the reader with mixed feelings. If you approach the first event with a serious mindset, it's indeed hard to accept; this is a flaw in my writing. From the later Ji family...

The author has a very vivid imagination, the plot is complex and intricate, and the subject matter is fresh and refreshing. I hope everyone won't give up on this book because of a few initial misunderstandings; you must read on to the end to discover the brilliance and depth of this light novel. Personally, I found this book to be extremely, extremely, extremely good.

Well, I've been reading light novels for a long time, but this is my first time reading this type. To be honest, it's a bit thrilling, wow, two guys are a bit too thrilling! But I can only say the author wrote it so well. It's the first time I've seen a dating story, wow, and it's a boy! I was shocked for a long time, and even felt a bit disgusted with myself 😂. Then, when I roughly learned that the protagonist was disliked by Yinglan, I was instantly drawn into the story and felt really uncomfortable. And the passages describing Jie'er losing hope made me feel depressed. Then my deskmate mentioned suicide, and I was shocked again. Oh my god, it seems like the story is slowly turning into a scumbag's tale [laughs]...

Isn't it a harem?

Let me think about the ending some more... I'll finish updating the entire final chapter tomorrow night at midnight.