My Ears Say They Want to Know You - Reviews

I couldn't stop chuckling while reading this; it was endearing and heartwarming. Our FL, Pu Tao, instantly fell in love with ML's voice, and with her best friend's support, she pursued him online. I resonate with her insecurities, as she knows she's pretty but can't shake off the feeling of inadequacy when faced with ML. The initial awkwardness between them after their meeting was adorable, isn't it? Just like the author's other works, it left me wanting more. She has a talent for creating a sense of anticipation – I adore her writing. Kudos to the translator for the fantastic job; I'm definitely looking forward to reading the complete translation.

The entire novel felt like a fluffy, hyper-realistic embrace that was both enchanting and overwhelming, making you laugh uncontrollably – a delightful yet almost cloyingly sweet sensation, akin to living on dog treats for the rest of your days. The chemistry, tension, and playful flirting between the main characters were pure urban fairy tale material.

This is an incredibly adorable novel. It had me feeling light-hearted and carefree from beginning to end. It's filled with sweetness and love, without any melodrama or angsty moments.

The narrative was concise and delightful. The main character (MC) was very relatable, while the supporting character (ML) displayed warmth and empathy. I particularly enjoyed how their connection evolved. Highly recommend it, as it's a quick read that can be completed within a single day.

The book was enjoyable, albeit somewhat predictable with a touch of cheesiness. Initially, I picked it up because it had similarities to a recent read, but it turned out to be more intriguing than I anticipated. It was still charming, although I felt there could have been more depth to the characters' development. Honestly, I was content with the light-hearted nature of the story, and it fulfilled its fluffy, feel-good aspect for me.