Yandere Romance: My Gangster Girlfriend Has Me Imprisoned!

Damn, how come such a good story has such a low rating? This kind of yandere story is a breath of fresh air in the history of yandere stories, okay? This is the first time I've read this kind of story. Although the writing isn't great, it's really good. I really don't understand why the rating is so low? So good, why is the rating so low?

If it were me, my first thought wouldn't be to survive, it would be suicide. If I couldn't commit suicide, I would try to escape. If I couldn't escape, well, then I'd just destroy myself. Better a short, sharp pain than a long, drawn-out one. You said your family is indeed in great danger, but this kind of experience is not something everyone can endure. I haven't been through it, but just imagining it is terrifying.

Of all the yandere stories I've read, I'd call this the strongest. Okay, I was wrong. I should have read more before commenting.

Aside from being a little bit weird, it's pretty good 🥰 Beautiful, beautiful, very beautiful ^ω^

It's incredibly good, and the ending is absolutely perfect. For me, the male lead ultimately chooses the person he loves most. Although yandere characters are often seen as simply loving and being loved, even the strongest true love can be off-putting. Personally, I love yandere characters, but this incident made me realize that everyone has the right to like someone and has someone they like. [Heavy Punch] 💕💕

Write well, and if you write a hundred chapters, it can become a new masterpiece.

This book really suits one of my tastes; every character is well-developed. It's just that the rating is a bit low. I guess it's because it's a short story, so the word count is relatively low, leading to the lower rating. But I really enjoyed reading it. I originally wanted to reread it, but I haven't had time. I'll definitely reread it when I have time later.

This book is quite good. There aren't many books that are truly readable; most people give up halfway through and then switch to another, entering a cycle of constantly trying to numb themselves with new, interesting books. But once the novelty wears off, the book just feels so-so. This book has very few flaws; the only one is the incomplete ending.

I really like Rona; I was deeply moved by her. I cried while watching "Rona's Death," I cried the whole time. Looks like the male lead is going to get his revenge 💕

Wow, I finished reading it. It's one of the most outrageous yandere novels I've ever read, a bit crazy. The system is a little weak in the early stages, but that's understandable; it gets much better later. The author writes well, looking forward to the new book! 💕