The Story’s Already Over, and Now You’re Telling Me She’s the Heroine?

A hypocrite, a yandere, a scheming villain, a love-struck simp, a obsessed woman—there isn't a single normal person among them.

This book is too abstract when viewed from the perspective of a typical, normal person. Neither the male nor female protagonist is a normal person. In short: it's absolutely mind-blowing!

Some readers, please get the distinction between senior sister and junior sister... Although this isn't a serious story, it's very irritating when you skim through it and then spout nonsense in a serious tone. Moreover, the synopsis says "I see they are all sick" and "the female leads are not quite normal". If you can't accept it, just leave and don't read it.

Don't trust the character cards. In this book, not only is the female lead mentally ill, but the male lead isn't normal either.

What have I done to deserve being recommended for this book?

Oh... Was the author's mental state normal during the creative process?

Jiang Yushu, let me see how many faces you have! 😡

The writing is too abstract; every word spoken by the male and female protagonists is completely unexpected, giving me a headache.

This book truly focuses on contrast. After reading so many stories of scumbags and scheming women building harems and sweet romances, this book is refreshing. The excellent matchmaking system and the fact that every main character has flaws, along with their scheming and intrigue, are what make it so exciting.

Damn it! I even read the comments section before "There isn't a single normal person among them." I don't know what it means. Now I know. There really isn't a single normal person. That's outrageous!