Two Eccentrics Fall in Love

I started reading because I liked the premise, and I enjoyed the beginning. It's a rather unique genre, and the writing is quite good. I was really looking forward to the development of the romance between the male and female leads, but it was quite slow. Towards the end, it felt a bit off. As some readers in the comments mentioned, the main characters were too aggressive.

This book is wonderful, full of love, and every character is well-developed. There's Shi Qingge, who suffers from emotional deprivation (she's incredibly skilled at Rubik's Cube, has a natural talent for math, excels in Olympiad math but struggles with language); Li Sen, who can't speak (he has loving parents, is an excellent artist, top of his class, and is favored by his teachers, but has no…

The female lead and the other girls are portrayed very well, making for a very enjoyable read. However, to make the male lead a yandere (obsessive and possessive character), his mother, Yang Xiuli, survives a car accident but is instantly killed, which reminded me of the male-oriented novel trope of sacrificing relatives and friends for divine intervention, implying boundless power. If you can accept this plot point, I highly recommend it, because it's truly excellent.

It's so good! I absolutely love the premise. It's beautiful and heartbreaking, with a very unique and strong-willed female lead. I cried so much for her! I love it so much, words can't express it. I love you, author, and your book! Please update! [Requesting lots of updates]

I really love this genre, but I wish the author would write more stories about academic geniuses, what a pity 😢😢😢😢 I prefer stories with a more exciting, action-packed feel, but I really love the female lead the author created. I can't accept the male lead's chaotic private life and promiscuous behavior. Romance male leads should be faithful and chaste for the female lead. I really can't accept this. I've been reading for so long, it's so painful, I've already given up.

This is such a wonderful novel! I absolutely love Qingge. Most novels I've read before feature very traditional female protagonists. People often compare women to delicate flowers, resilient grass, the high-hanging moon, or even a haughty cat. But Qingge is so different from the female protagonists I've seen before. She's a towering tree and a hungry tiger.

Very good. It has a strong female-centric perspective, and the female characters are all very well-developed. I like the mentors and friends the author arranged around Qingge, which made me feel that the female lead was truly loved by the author as if she were his own daughter.

This book has a great plot and excellent writing. I usually don't read everyday romance novels because I find them rather ordinary, but the female lead in this book is very special, interesting, and very captivating. The overall plot is also very interesting, and the story of everyone in junior high school creates a warm and fuzzy feeling. But I really dislike the male lead in this book.

After reading this book, I realized that the female lead is my absolute favorite. The author mentioned that the book starts as a tragic story but ends happily, but I think the overall tone is actually quite melancholic. My favorite character is Ge Qingge. I love Qingge's personality; just like so many others love her, she deserves it.

I cried so many times, I even used up all the tissues at work. I feel so sorry for Qingge, she's so pitiful. I like Lanlan, I think she and Qingge are the most compatible, not in a romantic way, but they complement each other. The male lead doesn't seem to be playing any role right now, maybe he's just dealing with his mother. If they were on the field, I think Lanlan and Qingge would be the most compatible partners, one is intelligent and the other has strong execution skills.