That Little Trouble-Maker Is Absolutely Unhinged

This is the fourth book I've read, and this one, "Sickly and Weak," is not only more angsty than the previous ones, but it also made me feel mentally depressed. I really love books that make me feel mentally depressed; it's been a long time since I've encountered one that does.

The pacing is fast, and there are many heart-wrenching moments this time. Ke Yi doesn't know how to love, and he never pays attention to Jiang, otherwise he wouldn't have failed to discover his illness. It's too heartbreaking, but the synopsis says it's a happy ending. I don't know how it will end happily. It's too tragic!!

Reading through three books in a row made me realize that this one was even more heart-wrenching. My intuition told me that the angst in the previous three books couldn't compare to this one, although I still felt very sorry for the characters.

I'm following the author's fourth book! This one is even more heart-wrenching than the previous three. The author's health is still poor, which is especially heartbreaking considering he was healthy before. The contrast is so stark, and the addition of depression—mental illnesses are much harder to cure! The author's skill at creating heart-wrenching stories is truly impressive! 🥺

This one is even more heart-wrenching than the previous ones. The pacing is very fast; the angst kicked in right after the first dozen chapters, and I cried again 😢. I hope the angst doesn't last too long, and that the male lead finds out soon.

It's a really good show, but also quite heartbreaking. Although I usually like bad endings, this one was really painful; there were several scenes where I almost couldn't hold back my tears. The experiences of those beautiful young women later on seem to be a cycle, one after another. I've made a bold prediction: the next cycle will probably be Lin Ran and He Ze's story. So sad 😔

To be honest, the level of heartbreak in Xiao Si's book is different again. Xiao Guai is filled with despair and a desire to die (this kind of heartbreak is the most typical and direct). Qing Qing and Xiao Qi are a bit similar, both caused by misunderstandings.

It's very good, very heart-wrenching. I don't know why I kept crying. It's very emotionally powerful, and the supporting characters are all characters from the author's previous two books (I highly recommend you read them). I happened to have read both of them, so the connection is natural.

Although I haven't been reading novels on Tomato for very long, I've already read four of this author's books. The protagonist of this one is truly insane, but I like it. Author, keep it up, there's still room for improvement! Keep it up!

Yes, it's really heart-wrenching, insane, and maddening. The entire book's premise perfectly hit all my emotional triggers. Both characters suffer terribly. One loves someone who doesn't know what love is or how to love, while the other loves without realizing it and tries to convince himself he doesn't, even though he's constantly expressing love.