They Asked Me on a Dating Show, Not to Take the Whole Internet by Storm!

You'll only love me when the world is turned upside down.

I'm not planning on getting married, but even seeing this makes me feel so sweet. Sigh, oh well, that's just how it is with no talent or money. Once my family is gone, I'll do everything I've always wanted to do, see the beautiful landscapes, go skiing—I've never been to a snow-capped mountain before.

The pacing is great, very comfortable, neither rushed nor dragging; it's quite enjoyable.

It's well-written; it's a pleasant and refreshing read.

Hopefully, the author won't write about the backstabbing and scheming among the guests later on; it will just be sweet all the way through.

I came in because of the 9.5 Rating, read a few chapters, and found the writing poor, the characters undeveloped, the exciting moments bland, the pacing chaotic, and the perspectives disjointed. For example, the male lead shows off by cooking a whole table of dishes, and his ex-girlfriend sees it on her livestream and then thinks her mother's cooking is bad. That part was really painful to read.

It's well-written, but there are signs that this book has stopped updating, so please proceed with caution! (ᯣ_ᯣ) I'd like to ask if the author is actually going to update anymore?

A villain is a villain simply because he is evil, not because he is stupid.

After reading for so long, is this supposed to be a time-travel story? It's just to introduce a system. What's the point of writing a time-travel story then? In the end, it's just a typical day in the life of a young couple.

It's unconventional, but too sweet; I'm worried the author won't be able to handle the ending. Haha.