First Love Angel

1. Read it as light comedy; don't fret over whether the "pointing the way" is plausible—just follow Tang Yuanyuan's flustered rhythm.
2. Notice how her boss's social-media praise pushes the protagonist step by step toward myth, and reflect on it against your own social experience.
3. Slow down a little at the fraud subplot and think about the cost of being mythologized before seeing how the protagonist extricates herself.
4. Best read in short stretches on the commute or before bed, a chapter or two at a time, keeping a relaxed mood.

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