So Wild! The Little Psycho Can't Escape After Meeting the Big Psycho

Yes, it's very good. The plot and setting are very engaging, and the writing is excellent. However, I really couldn't take it after chapter 77. It was so bad that I almost had a breakdown TT. People with severe depression shouldn't be subjected to such stimulation. In chapter 80, the doctor said something that would kill someone in real life. This is severe depression.

In the montage of self and reality, the character arcs are like antique porcelain under restoration. From Xiao Jiang's love to being loved, I suddenly realized that a prism never needs to be rounded. What is truly precious is the myriad kinds of light that stubbornly refract even after the edges are sharpened; it is the value of people's persistence in breaking down prejudices.

It's so good, really good. It made me want to cry. When I first saw the male lead self-harming and thinking so much about himself, it was really heartbreaking. I think the male lead deserves the best in the world! (However, allow me to rant a bit here. I still really hate the Main God, whether it's from the beginning or now.

(This five-star rating is based on personal taste; not everyone can understand or empathize with this kind of slightly twisted story.) This is a story of love and redemption amidst illness. Although I initially felt the protagonist's behavior was inappropriate, I believe we shouldn't extinguish the love of people with mental illnesses, even if the beginning is highly dramatic and a bit disturbing.

Trust me, this book is incredibly good (you can tell by how long I've been reading it, though the ratings haven't been very high). It's about a protagonist who initially wanted to die but was unexpectedly bound to a system. This system required him to win over his destined lover, but unfortunately, their journey was difficult, though not long. The protagonist spent a long time in the hospital.

Waaaaaaah XX This made me cry. Get well soon, Yi Yi baby, it's heartbreaking to read. The author's writing is excellent, especially the emotional aspects. Please, let's hope they find happiness soon! Happy New Year! ❤️

I've finished reading it, and I highly recommend it. The book itself is excellent, but its target audience might be relatively small. If you enjoy slightly angsty stories or only like angst, I highly recommend it. If you only like sweet stories and stories with a controlled protagonist, I don't recommend it.

It's really super good. At first, I didn't understand why Yi Yi hated Ying Xun, but later I understood. Yi Yi was going to die at first, and he felt that he was free, but the system saved him and made him pursue someone who had nothing to do with him. And if he didn't complete the mission, he wouldn't die. I think this is really something for someone who wants to die.

It's so good! The author's writing is excellent, and it was so heart-wrenching, but the ending was happy. However, I felt something was off; it felt like Jiang Yi (the bottom) was transported back to the Lunar New Year period in the end. That version of Jiang Yi left a deep impression on me—energetic, happy, with a childhood, a little temperamental, and proudly sharing his past with the main…

Super good!!! It's a mix of angst, sweetness, and pampering, both the main story and the side stories are fantastic. The main couple is AO, and the side couples are AO AO AO AA. I'm dying to read it!!! I also feel so sorry for Yi Yi, but thankfully she has Xun Ge, her friends, and a gentle psychologist. With Xun Ge's help, Xiao Wen is doing great too.