The Yandere at the Beginning Crushes Everything

Self-built check-in building, water experience every day...

What does yandere mean?

As a new author, your writing style is better than that of the author I know. I hope you can continue to work hard! Usually the first book is used for practice. I know an author who wrote hundreds of chapters in the first book, and opened the second book casually while writing the first one. To be honest, if he hadn't wanted to finish the first book, he would have only written a few chapters of the second one, and he would probably be a full-time author now. Unfortunately, he gave up because of life⊙_⊙ I hope you can stick to your interests!

The number of words is too few, please hurry up, author╰(‵□′)╯

It's a pity that there are too few words, the sick girl is too good

It looks good, keep it more, and then slaughter it if it gets fatter

Too few words. . . . .

You just started writing! Come on!

The world you are conquering now is the original world. Although you will go to a different world later, you will come back after completing the mission, right? Author, your setting is that the younger sister is the tentative heroine, and it is a single heroine. To be honest, since I am writing about a yandere, it is difficult to write a single female protagonist. After all, the male protagonist can be regarded as a "strategy system", especially someone like Qin Ruotong. Now that there is a single female protagonist, how are you going to "deal with" these people except the younger sister? Lost dog? Or a personality change? If you want to write that the yandere likes the male protagonist, then it is probably impossible. Is the yandere a loser? Thinking about Qin Ruotong's character, the author, you don't really think that a yandere's feelings can change so easily. No, no, no. I'm afraid that the hero's whole family will be poisoned later. If there is only one female protagonist, don't have too many emotional lines. Don't add more people like Qin Ruotong. It will only make me feel sick. Don't wait until someone likes the male protagonist likes her to the death, and suddenly tells me that her character has been corrected by the male protagonist and then she suddenly doesn't like the male protagonist? Don't tell me that this is just a "dungeon". They will disappear after being "captured", and then the male protagonist can return to the real world. Then this... It's not that I like harems, but I can't guarantee that you, the author, are sure that your writing skills can handle it (I'm not trying to make a point here). It would be easier to have a single female protagonist in a normal youth love theme, but this book is about a yandere, a person with an extreme personality. Just like what you wrote in the first dozen chapters, you killed Lin Xunle twice just because she did that kind of thing. In such an extreme situation, I can only look forward to writing a single female protagonist.

Come on come on! Believe in yourself, the writing is beautiful.