Aren't You Supposed to Be a Psycho? Why Are You Kneeling and Begging for Kisses?

Most people in love probably have moments of "madness" or "recklessness." They want to keep their partner close, want to interfere in their social interactions… sometimes domineering, sometimes unreasonable, sometimes self-pitying, sometimes ecstatic, sometimes devastated…

The plot unfolded smoothly, but it didn't offer any particularly profound moments. Overall, it was quite good. I liked the author's portrayal of the supporting characters; at least they didn't seem as perfunctory compared to the main characters. I also liked the author's characterization of Jia Yan. However, the portrayal of the male lead became a bit strange towards the end. (This is my review, and it might not be entirely accurate, but I still recommend it.)

The yandere character is so satisfying, the bottom character is incredibly strong, and the male characters have such great brothers, it's awesome!!!

Who was it that only realized it was Chu Chu's new book halfway through? Oh, it's me! 😅😅 Yan Yan's Soft and Fragrant Little Cakes ✖️ Pei Pei's Guiding Little Crazy Girl This is another amazing concept! I love it! This food smells so good, I'm going to eat it all! Also, I was so excited to see Mi An and Li Yu making guest appearances! One word: awesome! 😳😳 Looking forward to Chu Chu releasing new books! Go, my wife! You're the best! You're like a sweet, soft little cake! 🧁😘

Overall, it's not bad, but the later parts feel a bit inexplicable. Things that could have been explained were deliberately misunderstood. However, the ending is still quite good, and the character development is decent.

It was so good! I watched it from 6 PM until 3 AM, and I finally finished it. It was truly bittersweet; both sides had misunderstandings, but they were both holding back, afraid of breaking the relationship again. 😢😢😢

I want more side stories! 😢😢😢😢 Seriously! Those two are so talkative (not really!). It's so frustrating to watch!!! But thankfully, the lovers finally got together!!!! Actually, I learned one thing: if you have a conflict, you must speak it out. Don't bottle it up, and definitely don't talk to the other person while you're emotional. It might backfire, and in the end, you'll be the one who feels guilty!! The author writes so well~~~~ A huge thumbs up!! 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰😳😳😳😳😳

It's alright, quite sweet. It's a mutual situation (not sarcastically, it's a real illness), but the conflict is explained too vaguely. After watching it, I still don't understand why they ended up in a situation where the other person needed to stage a car accident to leave.

Well written! The author is very serious about how to win back a wife. The couple's reflections are also very insightful; it's not a cheap trick. Those domineering CEOs who suffer the "wife-chasing disaster" should learn from this. The protagonist's friends are also great; they act as excellent relationship coaches. Without them, I don't think Mr. Pei could have won his wife back. Their friends could practically sit on Mr. Pei's head after their wedding!

I'm breaking the 520 mark with this comment and becoming the 521st. I finished watching it all night. To be honest, it was both heartbreaking and touching. The author handled the emotional turmoil and various misunderstandings and explanations very well. The pacing was a bit slow for me, but it flowed naturally, with every sentence offering an explanation. Everything on Pei's birthday was perfect.