The Everyday Flirting of Two Lunatics

"Hey, marry me!"

"No way, I'm mentally ill!"

"That's fine, so am I!"

Tao Yao's life isn't exactly a disaster. It's just that her own father was talked into dumping her in a psychiatric hospital by her stepmother.

A psychiatric hospital is a great place. Someone holds you down for your shots, someone forces you to take your medicine, and if you're unhappy, someone gives you a shock.

Tao Yao, a Cinderella who thought life was unbearable, meets her destined prince, Si Zheng.

In this little hell on earth, Si Zheng protects her from everything: the side effects of medication, bullying by the staff, and the other patients... well, their courtship.

Tao Yao: Si Zheng, let's play house! I'm Cinderella and you're the prince, so you have to marry me.

Si Zheng smiles. "Okay."

Tao Yao: You have to propose before you marry me.

Si Zheng kneels on one knee. With the blood from his left ring finger, he draws a blood-red ring on her right ring finger and asks, "Tao Yao, will you marry me?"

Tao Yao: "Yes. I'll make up for the childhood you missed, and I'll face the uncertain future by your side."

One-line summary: A couple who met as children, both of them crazy.

Or: Schizophrenic VS psychologist

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Title: He's All Man

Blurb:

Jiang Shi is so beautiful that most women feel inferior beside him.

But he absolutely hates the way he looks,

because he is a real man!

To build a rugged, masculine image, Jiang Shi puts his studies on hold and joins the army.

Who knew he'd be assigned as an orderly?

Besides taking care of his superior's daily needs, he also has to look after his superior's rebellious daughter, Chen Mo.

Reader's Guide:

1. This story is entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental.

2. Please don't nitpick. I'm neither mentally ill nor a psychologist, just letting my imagination run wild. If anything is inaccurate, please be understanding!

If you really can't accept that, please don't read!

3. Please be civil. No arguing for the sake of arguing.

I'll write it seriously, and you can read it casually. Deal?

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