Do You Even Know How to Be Unhinged? Move, I’ll Do It

It's quite good. I'm picky, and this is the third "crazy romance" book I've managed to read on Tomato (the first two were by Changmao and Xie). I didn't expect the rating to be so low, but it's really comfortable to read. There aren't any overly industrial or abstract tropes, and the overall reading flow is very smooth. Keep up the good work, author! You write very well!

It's so beautiful! Men get their periods from watching it, women go crazy. It's the nemesis of depression, the alarm clock for those in a vegetative state. It's so beautiful it evokes the longing and unrequited love of a widow in a village, so beautiful it brings tears to my eyes, like the Qiantang River tidal bore. It's so beautiful!

I really love the Youtiao Squad. Falling in love with Yaoyao is as simple as breathing. It ended too quickly. The real heiress hadn't been revealed, the official announcement hadn't been made, the supporting actress hadn't been punished, and her past relationships hadn't been revealed. I also really like the show's production team; they have very positive values.

This is a rather eccentric novel, though the eccentricity is similar to other works, manifesting in the abstract nature of the protagonist and the use of tropes. But this book is different. It features a female protagonist who is reborn, a male protagonist who loves and has a way with words, and two or three friends who understand her struggles and are willing to love and support her.

Ahhh, this couple is so sweet! The male lead really loves Yao Yao. Yao Yao is so interesting; she even made two good friends after appearing on the variety show, which is great. Yao Yao had such a tough childhood; it breaks my heart 😢😢 But Cheng, who caused Yao Yao so much suffering in the entertainment industry, didn't even get completely discredited online in the end.

It's been a long time since I've enjoyed reading a book this much. The overall theme is humorous romance. Although it ended a bit abruptly, the process was absolutely exhilarating. The female protagonist is very clear-headed (there's no system or rebirth involved). She clearly understands the tragedy of her family of origin and knows she's trapped in a quagmire, but she doesn't rely on others.

The content is very engaging, and the plot is quite interesting. Shu Yao is truly a girl who can irresistibly attract and make everyone fall in love with her. The other main characters are also excellent. However, the ending felt very abrupt; it felt like it was suddenly stopped halfway through writing, which was frustrating.

To be honest, this book is neither good nor bad in my eyes, so I'm quite surprised by the low rating. Live-streamed dating shows are incredibly common on Yangshizi (a Chinese online literature platform), and while the various tropes have been used everywhere, they don't feel out of place (right?). Shu Yao and Liang Yan's relationship is so pure and innocent…

Although it ended abruptly and left many plot holes unresolved, it truly doesn't detract from its appeal. The female lead's vivaciousness and perfectly balanced "eccentricity," along with her unyielding attitude towards men, make her character even more tangible. Among the male lead's many qualities, respect for women is his most ordinary trait. He and she feel like real, living people we know. After reading this novel, I felt, "Ah, so there are still normal men in the world."

It's incredibly good! Hilarious and absurd, yet it all makes perfect sense. I thoroughly enjoyed reading it. Liang Yan's favoritism towards Shu Yao and their love story really touched me. This book is truly excellent; I highly recommend it! 🥰🥰🥰