I Said I'm Not Crazy

The style of this book is mixed with nonsensical, exaggerated and intermittent ecstasy, and is packed with laughs, but it also has a warm undertone and occasional sentimentality. It tells the story of how a person who is obsessed with "I am not a madman" uses his own set of logic to fight against all "normality" on the absurd road of life. Many people said he was crazy, but he refused to accept his fate. Lin Ye doesn't have many creeds in life, but the most important one is: prove that he is a normal person. The difficulty of this matter is that his brain does not seem to be in the same channel as most people. Thinking always leads to strange places, the way to solve problems always has one more "unexpected" step than others, and in the most serious situations, he will suddenly burst out with a sentence that silences the whole audience. He is a caricature-like character, full of joy and anger. When you are happy, you run into the wind, like a husky breaking free from the rope. Cry loudly when you are sad, cry on the shoulders of strangers until you hiccup, which is disrespectful and indifferent. You can hardly call him "mature", but he is definitely "innocent". He is just an ordinary person without superpowers. He will shrink, he will mess up, he will fall off the chain. But when a stranger was in danger, he risked his life to save him; when a friend was in trouble, he stepped forward. He didn't need to think about loyalty. Kindness and innocence, even if they are repeatedly polished and squeezed by society, have never become sleek and sophisticated. Welcome to read. I hope you forget today's troubles when you laugh out loud. Life is not easy. If you can't persevere, please look at him. There are people worse off than you in this world.