After Rebirth, He Refused to Be a Yandere and a Licking Dog

I saw the updated part, and I think it's okay. 1 The male protagonist has a good character and is pretty good in daily life. 2. The male protagonist's family. The parents are a bit funny. After all, they are strict wives. They all understand. 3 The male protagonist's sister is also quite good, quirky, like a college student, unable to control her mouth (not in a derogatory sense) and very funny and cute, she does look a bit like an elf princess. The heroine's parents are the same as the male protagonist's parents. There's nothing to say. Oh, by the way, they are all daughter slaves [face covering] As for the heroine's younger brother, it's a personal preference. Simply put, he lacks care since he was a child, and he has always had a brother-in-law who always puts pressure on him. He is always compared with the male protagonist by his family, and he actively wants to prove that he is better than the male protagonist in a certain way, and gets the attention and praise of the heroine. Therefore, in the article, he is not lovable, arrogant, sister-controlled, stupid, and a little self-aware. That's all I can think of for the moment, but how should I put it? No one is perfect, no one is a sage, and we can accept it. I hope things will get better in the future, for example, I will completely recognize the male protagonist, and then pursue his wife in the crematorium [laughter] [laughter] The second female lead is a yandere villain. Actually, there is no need to write her as the kidnapped sister of the male protagonist, and her family. To her... I don't dislike what she did. I just think her family is a bit disgusting and poisonous. The second female lead is indeed quite pitiful. I came here to read the novel based on my childhood experience. Life is hard enough. I must read the novel according to what I feel comfortable with and find it interesting. That's about it. You can read the rest by yourself. As for the female protagonists in the article, they are not the protagonists anyway, so it doesn't matter. I don't like the cautiousness of the female protagonists. That's about it, welcome to add more (I wanted to give it three and a half stars, but unfortunately I can't give it half a star. The author is a newbie, so it's already pretty good to be able to write like this, so I'll give it four stars)

Although I haven't seen any yandere female protagonists yet, I feel like it's okay

It suits my taste [laughs] I don't understand why this is not popular [laughs awkwardly]

The writing is very good. I suggest you learn more from An Ran. An Ran pursues her husband at the crematorium.

Very suitable for my taste

Not bad, it really works