Is There a Male Protagonist Who Refuses the Yandere's Confession and Loses His Memory and Is Abducted by the Yandere?
The kind of book where the male protagonist repeatedly rejected the confessions of yanderes, lost his memory after an accident, and was abducted by yanderes. When his memory came back, it was already too late.
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The four-character adjective "three black lines" appears too frequently
Good-looking, good-looking
Well, how should I put it? 1. Three black lines appear too frequently. Authors should try to avoid repeating words when writing novels, so as not to appear poor in words and lack of literary talent. 2. The characters are distinct, but the heroine may be too simple-minded and does things without considering the consequences. Of course, I am not saying that the heroine is smart and unpredictable, but she should have the simplest ability to deal with things, not just her own emotions. 3. The plot is actually quite good and the male protagonist is well portrayed.
I feel like the heroine is so pretentious that it makes me want to beat her up. I personally don't like the heroine because she's too fake and self-righteous.
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