Did the male protagonist of this novel really lose his memory at first, and then pretend to lose his memory?

Xu Sibai had indeed lost his memory. According to the plot of the original novel, Xu Sibai had lost his memory like the other characters. He had forgotten his previous beliefs and companions. After he saw Bai Jinxi, he fell in love with her and entered the gas chamber to accompany her. After that, he also lost his memory. He became a forensic consultant and became the kind of person Bai Jinxi liked. However, the search results did not provide a clear answer as to when and how Xu Sibai regained his memory. Therefore, I can't be sure if Xu Sibai really lost his memory.

I recommend the ancient romance novel, Magic Dance Summoner. The protagonist of the novel had forgotten the person he had once loved deeply and the first life he had been reborn. He only knew that he was Hua Zhi from another world. After her rebirth, she didn't want to get hurt or be threatened again. She just wanted to climb to the top of the world. Other than searching for her sisters, she had to climb all the mountains to become stronger. The plot of this novel was full of ups and downs, the writing was smooth, and there was a strong Xianxia atmosphere in the text. I hope you will like this novel.

Murong Linzhi had indeed lost his memory in Glory of the Great Tang. At a certain point in the movie, Lin Zhi suffered a huge blow. He selectively lost his memory and forgot everything in the past. When she lost her memory, the King of Jianning silently protected her and helped her with many things. However, after Lin Zhi recovered his memory, he was heartbroken by Li Meng's death. Therefore, it could be said that Murong Linzhi had lost his memory in the drama.

Yes, Wu Zhu had lost his memory. There were two reasons for Wu Zhu's amnesia. One was that the Temple had erased all his memories. The other was that the Temple had assigned him the mission of assassinating Fan Xian. In the battle with the Temple Envoy, his memory was damaged and he forgot all memories related to the Temple. Even though he had lost his memories, Wu Zhu still protected Fan Xian and Ye Qingmei. In the end, he avenged Ye Qingmei and killed the Qing Emperor.

Yes, Wu Zhu had lost his memory. There were two reasons for Wu Zhu's amnesia. One was that the Temple had erased all his memories. The other was that the Temple had assigned him the mission of assassinating Fan Xian. In the battle with the Temple Envoy, his memory was damaged and he forgot all memories related to the Temple. Even though he had lost his memories, Wu Zhu still protected Fan Xian and Ye Qingmei's bloodline and protected their safety at critical moments. Thus, Wu Zhu's memory loss was caused by the Temple erasing his memories and his emotional entanglement with Fan Xian and the others.

Yes, Wu Zhu had lost his memory. There were two reasons for Wu Zhu's amnesia. One was that the Temple had erased all his memories. The other was that the Temple had assigned him the mission of assassinating Fan Xian. In the battle with the Temple Envoy, his memory was damaged and he forgot all memories related to the Temple. Even though he had lost his memories, Wu Zhu still protected Fan Xian and Ye Qingmei. In the end, he avenged Ye Qingmei and killed the Qing Emperor.

I'm not a novel and I don't have the ability to search or identify specific novels. However, according to my knowledge of novels, there are many male protagonists in novels that have similar processes, such as Battle Through the Heavens, Martial Universe, Heaven Choosing, and so on.

This question needed to be answered in conjunction with the plot and background of the novel. Dudian had lost his conscience in 'Dark King'. But he finally got the chance to regain his conscience. In the novel, Dudian was an ordinary soldier. His initial goal was to become an excellent soldier. However, in the process of carrying out the mission, he gradually found that his conscience was distorted. He began to become cruel and violent, both to his enemies and to innocent people. In the end, he was sentenced to death, but before the death penalty, he had a chance to prove his conscience again. He finally chose to commit suicide to prevent his execution. So it could be said that Dudian had lost his conscience but he finally got the opportunity to regain it.

I recommend the following novels to you. I hope you like them: " The Young Man with Memory Loss: The Wind Rises ": The male protagonist lost his memory and encountered all kinds of misfortune in his happy days. What would be his final truth? [Cang Qiu: The amnesiac youth has returned to Jianghu. I wonder what kind of storm he will set off.] " At the beginning, I just wanted to be a detective ": The male protagonist had a photographic memory, but he would lose his memory once every ten years. While tracking down the murderer, he also wanted to recover his lost memories. " The Return of the Lost Doctor's Son-in-law ": The car accident caused the male protagonist to lose his memory and was recruited into the Wu family. Although he had always been looked down upon at home and at work, he felt quite happy. Until one day, he received a video... " The Pianist in Memories ": The male protagonist lost his memory. In order to awaken his memory, the girl stayed by his side and awakened the memories deep in his heart. However, as he gradually recalled the past, another girl walked into his inner world. In the end, who would he choose? The above is my personal recommendation. I sincerely hope that you will like it. If you have any other questions, feel free to ask.

In the Scattered Star Seas, Han Li befriended a female cultivator named Ice Soul, and the two of them explored the cave abodes of ancient cultivators together. During the exploration, Han Li was injured by the ice soul and fell unconscious. When he woke up, he found that he had lost part of his memory. He did not know his background and past experiences. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of " A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality "!