Everyday Romance with My Japanese Yandere Girlfriend

Given that the author is almost never active. Let me explain some of the things I looked at. Most people gave this book a bad review because "Asuna has sold it in the past." (PS: In Chapter 20, "Maybe Asuna was tired from beating and squatted down in pain, panting violently." This feeling may be because the author did not break the sentence after "I was tired from beating" or "Asuna".) I felt the same way at first, but then I combined it with what Asuna said in Chapter 20: "After you first started running away" and "Even if your sister is defective" (Erina) and what Asuna said in Chapter 27: "But I rebelled halfway, and I felt that I needed to leave someone behind to attract attention." It can be seen that the person who was forced to sell was Asuna's sister Erina. If you are reading my review, it means you are reading this book or want to read it. I suggest that people with low psychological endurance should not read this book, because this book is a tragedy from beginning to end. Whether it is the male protagonist treating his sister, studying in Japan and then working in Japan, socializing to the point of vomiting blood. Or those women who think the male protagonist is good, but are actually hurting the male protagonist. You know from the beginning of the book that this book must be a tragedy. There is almost nothing in this book that made me laugh from the beginning until now. It almost makes me feel the cruelty of life and the weight of reality. (I have to say that the Japanese family described by the author is truly outrageous in all aspects. [Face covering]) There are some abrupt endings, but no matter what, the ending is good

This book is so sweet! Damn it's so sweet! [You taste carefully]

Obviously the world I am in is so real and things are within reach, but I always have the illusion that they are just the scenery in a movie. I feel that this world is so illusory, and maybe this is your life and mine.

First person, very standard Nigaru style, so the description may be a little uncomfortable. The plot content is okay, relatively clichéd and royal, but it's almost a hundred chapters in and it's still not very clear what the yandere attribute in the title is. Overall it's worth seeing. [Eat melon][eat melon]

It's pretty good. How do I put it? The relationship with my ex-girlfriend feels like a bloody romance. Being deceived, this is a completely dark story

Bt has touched my heart, I have to give it five stars

It looks very good. The author uses a first-person perspective to narrate the story, which makes the story feel immersive. The writing is very good, and the story also has some foreshadowing. I hope the author will fill in the gaps (please don't criticize if you don't like my personal opinion). The number of words is also more than that of many novels. I hope the author will not be unfinished. Please give me your best [Sending Hearts] I hope it's not a knife

I also finished reading it in one day. How should I put it? The protagonist's tenderness, carefulness, and hard work are all shown, and the supporting roles are also given their own place. Although there are still some shortcomings, it does not prevent it from being a good novel.

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It feels a bit like a Japanese light novel emmm, I don't know what to say.