Big Ruyi’s Daily Meltdowns

This is so well written! Reading Da Ru makes me angry; I really want to slap her across the face.

It's pretty good. It largely stays true to the original plot, but the small details are very well changed. The main characters are indeed very pure and innocent, without any cheesy or overused tropes, or exaggerated female-female rivalry. The way Kim Ok-yeon thinks after Jung-sook's death is handled is excellent. Looking forward to it!

A very lighthearted story. Jin Yuyan's character is so much more three-dimensional. It's a very interesting relationship, wrong from the very beginning. From the start, it was all about the saying, "Those who are not of our kind will surely have different hearts." This phrase not only reflects the Qing Dynasty's implicit attitude towards Jin Yuyan but also trapped her throughout her life.

This is a very lighthearted and enjoyable story. The author's release date is unusually fast! 😂 Empress Fucha in the book is so dignified and regal, I couldn't help but see Rongyin in her. I really feel that the fourth character here is like Rongyin paired with Zhang Ziyi – cunning, playful, and ruthless. Xiao Gao is adorable. It's not easy to make all the character settings coherent. The author truly deserves the title of "Queen of the Imperial Concubine Syndrome."

As expected, Da Ru was indeed a patient with erotomania, also known as "peach blossom epilepsy". The other characters' settings are also reasonably pleasing.

It's great! It's a world where only Ruyi suffers from hysteria. It's a serious drama with a focus on ensemble casts. Overall, it's heartwarming and mainly revolves around the Emperor and Langhua. It's a BL (Boys' Love) drama and doesn't involve anti-feudalism. It's very delicate and has a subtle sense of sadness.

The only downside: it's too short! It's well-written and has many interesting moments. To the emperor, the women in the harem are nothing more than cats and dogs, toys to amuse him when he's bored. Ruyi's hysteria stems from her intense desire to be loved, which she can only alleviate through fantasy. One thing I particularly like is that Yanwan and Jinzhong are supportive friends here.

Friendly reminder: Remember to turn off the audiobook when you drink water, or you'll burst out laughing like I did! [Staring emoji] I finally finished watching it. I suggest not watching it at work or when your boss is around, because it's really hard to hold back laughter. I can still hear the phrase "egg sausage" in my head 😏

I've finished reading it. Many of the everyday moments after overcoming hysteria are indeed very gentle and peaceful—though sometimes they lack dramatic tension and can feel a bit bland. But for a beginner to persevere and finish writing the story they wanted to tell is already quite impressive—five stars!

I haven't finished reading it yet, but so far, the logic is consistent, and the characters aren't stupid. There are always some minor contradictions (conflicts), but there are always reasons to explain them. Apart from Hailan still really trusting Ruyi, I don't know if there are any hidden secrets later on.