The author describe Mu Yi (Mu Mu aka ML older brother) as someone who is rich CEO with high IQ, why not make him realize and immediately check ML health when knowing that ML is mentally abnormal?

Not to mention, even MC is not worried and wish ML will be normal? I mean, MC is not even talk about how to cure ML by accompanied him to the hospital...

The author did not input every expression that referring to "cure ML condition". Even in MC.

MC only worried that ML will be sad and bullied because he is special, but did not think in the way: how to cure this so ML can learn easier and not be bullied?

So many deep foreshadowing about how MC got traumatic experience in relationship with Wen Yue. For example, in the first half, it described that MC do not want to be in love because he has bad experience with his ex. And then later, there is scene where MC is seeing Wen Yue ads and becomes absent minded, and other scene.

These scenes make me think that MC still got little hurdle, and the conflict make him down. But the reveal scene with MC, ML, and Wen Yue actually very bland and anticlimax, even though it is actually one of the main problem in this novel, seeing many foreshadowing regarding this.

I was expecting something traumatic that needs to be talked and go back into memories in a dramatic way to explain his reluctance to believe in love but it just skipped like that. It's good but it also makes me go "That's it?"

Well, this reveal scene is important to make Mu Mu confess to MC to become his boyfriend, so maybe this past problem occur to support the confession scene lol

Again, I was expecting something so that worth the "climax backstory" regarding why ML run away from home, that is, what are the conflict that caused ML to run away and fall so he is mentally like a kid.

ML got the mental illness because he falls somewhere when run away and caused him to have a scar in the head and problems with his mentality.

Turns out it's because the MC is coming out of the closet with his older brother, and the older bro suprised and angry so he blasted out ML in a spur of the moment. For me, both ML and his older brother is in the wrong here. But, it seems that the author just want to shove the "perperator" to Mu Yi.

Mind you, Mu Yi is the sole person who raise ML ALONE after the parents is dead.

He also the one that work his ass off since teenager. So, even though, like 70% the one that in wrong is Mu Yi, I still think the reat 30% is still Mu Mu fault too. When coming out, Mu Mu was 13. I think, 13 is not that... kid and he understand that, the brother actually not that angry with him. Well, personal opinion.

The fact that make the reader and Bai Yao angry is because Mu Yi seems like not searching for Mu Mu for the past 6 years, when he IS actually search for him, but fate is not in his side.

I also expecting that there are something more fishy and suspicious in Mu Yi and Mu Mu, seeing that Mu Mu is REALLY afraid of Mu Yi. Well, turns out he dislike and afraid of Mu Yi because he thought that Mu Yi did not want him, so he was like "I do not like people who do not want me."

Even though in the end ML say that he is actually not angry with Mu Yi, like hell I believe lol, if he is not amnesiac and mentally like a kid I bet this meeting scene will be more exciting.

The meeting between ML and Mu Yi, also anticlimax to me.
And, once again I complained that Mu Yi did not even think of bringing Mu Mu to the hospital. 🙂

The main character wasn't born with his mental problem. His family consists of just him and his brother. His parents divorced and they followed their mother but their mother died not long after.

So his older brother had to raise him and this hurt their relationship. Since the older brother was strict on him for his safety.

One day, they had a disagreement cause the main character came out to his brother that he liked men. His older brother told him to leave but he didn't really mean it. He figured that the main character would come back after a few days but didn't so he called the police and has been searching for him ever since.

The main character when he ran away from home fell into the river and hit his head on the sharp rocks at the bottom causing him to forget how to become human again along with resulting in his current mental situation. He is then forced to live like a real sea otter to survive but it goes pretty horrible as he can't seem to understand why the other sea otters reject/bully him. It is because they can tell that he is different from them.

The older brother deeply regrets losing the main character this way and always wanted to make up for it.
He accepts the relationship between the main protagonists and supports them being together cause his brother is happy with the main lead.

His ex-boyfriend was only with him cause he was a snow leopard. And left the main lead after it was discovered.

The main lead was hurt by this but eventually moved on and would have forgotten about him if it weren't for one of his friends bring it up sometimes to check if he was okay.

The main character also didn't magically get cured by love nor did his rich brother find a miracle doctor to fix him. He stayed the same from beginning to end except that he, now, had a place to call home and loved ones that didn't care about his disabilities.

People that would protect him and similar be protect by him.

I was a little disappointed they didn’t take him for a check-up at the hospital though, when it’s found out from his brother that he wasn’t born with the disability. With the type of injury Mu’er sustained, that may not have been the only impact and it can be years and years later that more issues from the brain injury surfaces. Taking him to a specialist would at least confirm if anything should be done for him and whether they’d need to look out for other stuff.

I honestly really liked how the author was against readers saying Mu Yi needs to get Mu'er checked because, first of all as mentioned by the author themself is because character-wise, Mu'er would really not be Mu'er anymore, no? Second of all, It's too drastic. And finally, there's nothing wrong with having mental disabilities that they need to be cured? The stigma around autism or other types of mental disabilities is so strange for me as an autistic person myself, it's not normal per societal norms but there's nothing wrong with it that warrants an immediate cure, it's also not that easily cured but this is a novel so if the author did decide on it, it would be gone in a snap.