You Go Crazy, I Go Crazy, and Our Dating Show Turns Into a Total Madhouse

The plot is quite satisfactory, but not clichéd either. Some of the abstract plots are very funny, and the emotional descriptions are a bit subtle. The characters are also very well-developed. Judging from the current plot development, if it doesn't end badly, the ending should be a family-friendly type. The shortcoming is that it is a bit delayed. The emotional line is pushed very quickly, but the story line is very slow. The show is revealed in only the second issue. The variety show in the next ten issues will feel less interesting.

The writing is quite good, but it's a bit brain-burning. I can't tell the difference 🥺 🥺 I really can't tell the difference 😢 😢 "The future cannot be changed. People will understand only after experiencing it."

I am the author and I speak for myself!

This is also the most deranged book of this type that I have ever read.

The content is like the title of the book: People who came out of mental hospitals.

Made, I laughed so much that I rolled on the bed in the middle of the night.

How about more heroines?

It's weird, but I thought it was the children of the voyage who were given gifts by Mother Earth, but it turned out that the children of the voyage returned to the arms of their "mother". It can be said that the nursing home part is very scary. It can be said that there are also elements similar to decryption hidden in the epilepsy. I wonder what the author will write in the future. Oh, there are basically no particularly bad characters in the variety show, and each character has his own story. I originally thought that there would be a slap in the face routine, but it didn't work.

It's so beautiful, why doesn't anyone see it?

Is there multiple female protagonists or a single female protagonist? Is the male protagonist with one of them?