A Perfect Life Begins with a Dating Show

"No money, no money, if you're so broke, why don't you make some? Since you've started copying books, you must be about to get rich. Instead of criticizing yourself, why don't you copy more books? Can't you find a Chinese medicine clinic to treat your hand injury? If you're really short on money right now, you could sell some pop songs or something to make some quick cash.

The author went overboard, repeatedly emphasizing the heroine's cuteness and kindness. But think about it: she breaks off her best friend's friendship because her boyfriend drinks, claiming it's bad for his health—how many brides in China would break off their friendships with their own fathers then?

I've read seventy-six chapters, and I have to say, the author clearly enjoys depicting inner monologues, whether it's padding the word count or the initial burst of creative passion that resulted in such detailed descriptions. However, the pacing is incredibly slow, so incredibly slow. I can feel my enthusiasm for reading the novel fading, being worn down. This feeling is extremely unpleasant.

On their very first day together, he patted her head and grabbed her chopsticks to help her pick up food. This male lead is so sweet! The female lead, who is socially awkward, speaks in a soft, sweet voice all the time, blushes easily, and makes cute little gestures all the time. She's just too adorable!

I added the bookshelf a while ago, and I've been picking them up to read these past couple of days. Some are good, some are not. I just happened to see a Go tournament, and I really have to get this off my chest. First, let's talk about the strengths. The emotional descriptions are indeed quite delicate.

A must-read, scoring over 80 points! I initially thought it would be a dull, straightforward story, and I couldn't even finish the first chapter. If I weren't desperate for something to read, I wouldn't have forced myself to read the second chapter. But it turned out to be really good, like eating boiled pork slices—you might think it's ordinary, but it's actually quite flavorful.

Didn't you eat? That's all you've posted in a day.

I'm speechless. This Go tournament has been dragged out for so many chapters, and it's still so drawn out. Wouldn't it have been better to just gloss over it, or fast forward to the last match? Even if you're getting paid for this, you can't do this.

There's so much apology going on and on, either from the guy or the girl. It's too long and feels like padding. And they didn't even actually do anything wrong. What normal couple apologizes every day? Couples who apologize every day don't last. I hope this can be improved.

How bad is it? It's the kind of book that someone wrote nearly 20,000 words in three chapters before a competition, which would be equivalent to 500 words in a typical novel. Let whoever wants to read it read it; it's a complete waste of money.