Play the Pig to Eat the Tiger: My Yandere Little Brother Is Too Good at Pretending

Ahem, sit down and set up a stall. Don't miss it if you pass by. Do you really not want to come in and take a look? Our male protagonist is beautiful and charming (crossed out), affectionate and sick (no), and only cries to the female protagonist. Trust me! Their love is so good! [Learned]

I like this heroine very much. She is sober but not depraved, and her family is miserable but she does not feel sorry for herself. She deeply remembered her parents' miserable and rotten love, so when the male protagonist tried to persuade him to stay, she resolutely closed the door and left. She is cautious, but she can also sympathize with the male protagonist at certain times. People are like this, they have two sides. She is not always sober and indifferent, nor is she always kind. Instead, you should only believe in yourself when you should be sober, and embrace others when you should be kind to others.

It's quite nice. The author's writing style is relatively concise and clear. The heroine Zhouzhou is very sober. I like the character of the heroine. The life experience of the hero and heroine is very distressing (*꒦ິ⌓꒦ີ). I really like the teacher's words in the novel, "Although parallel lines cannot intersect for a lifetime, they will always accompany each other in a visible position. Although the intersecting lines intersect, they will gradually drift apart after meeting, and they will become further apart every day after that." If it were me. I will still choose the "intersecting line" because I am with the person I love. I believe that we will be happy every day. I believe that the person I love will not betray me in the future∩_∩. And even if the "parallel line" cannot intersect, we will still accompany each other. But I don't want to leave regrets. I will openly express my love. Even if I fail, I will not be afraid. Love is love. If you don't love, you don't love (´▽`)

2024.2.4 07:14 "Sister, I will never love someone like that again. I'm sorry. When you look back, I'm right behind you, but you didn't look back..." "Aze, I have always loved you... "Sister, I won't miss you anymore." Good-looking and good-looking [send heart][send heart][send heart]

This book is really very good-looking. It is different from the average yandere. The male protagonist can be playful and careless, and he can also hold back and cry for the people he loves. He longs for family affection and love. He is a very pure person. The author writes the male protagonist very well, and he is a very likable boy! The heroine is also a sweet-tempered person who dares to love and hate. Because of the psychological trauma caused by many factors, she avoids relationships. But when she really meets him, she still bravely opens her heart and accepts this lovely and pure male protagonist! Really recommended! ! [Like][Blow kiss]

It's beautiful, I love watching it, but I cry like a dog in the back. I really like these two people. They probably redeem each other. The heroine's character is really great, including the image of her brother and others. They are all very impressive [sending my heart][sending my heart][sending my heart]

This article is like fine wine and like life. It is bitter, spicy, sour, sweet, and very mellow. I don't like the smell of wine on TV. I really like the storyline. It is very real. This is the first one I like. The female formula in the text is easy to hold and easy to put down. It is not like those annoying people who are obsessed with each other. In fact, if the male and female protagonists are not in love, I think the three of them are very good together. The scene at the beach is very beautiful, and the family and friendship are also very good.

Who knows! I really like this feeling of emotional pull. I like this morbid feeling. At first I thought it was weird that the male protagonist suddenly fell in love with the female protagonist, but later I realized that it was just taking advantage of her. I haven't read a few of them yet, I just skipped through them, but the more I read, the more interesting they become. In the early stage, the male protagonist was indeed quite crazy to see his mother. It feels like the whole book is about love and dislike (both the supporting characters). But I think it's quite flavorful. The only slight drawback is that the names always get mixed up. The whole book is written around the male and female protagonists. Maybe the side characters don't have a lot of content. I have to say that I just like reading this kind of morbid writing. It's this kind of quarrel that's a bit cruel, and then they make up in the end. Not bad, not bad [laughing]

There are a few places where people's names are spelled wrong, but other than that it's pretty good.

It's been a long time since I read the entire book in one go. The characters and plot are well drawn. It is also the only novel that I basically cried from the moment I started reading it. Every character death hit home for me. Because my mother passed away more than half a year ago, just two days after the college entrance examination, because of cancer. All in all, this book is the weakest among the yandere novels I have read, but I really like it. There are no routines that are usually found in yandere novels, such as escaping from a dark room and the like. The only drawback is that there are too many typos in people's names. Both Rong Junze and Zhao Zhouzhou were miserable, on all levels. But fortunately, they were able to meet each other and come to a good ending. Although the process is very bumpy. Rong Junze tried his best but never had a proper meeting with his mother, but fortunately in the end he could see his mother's love for him. He was not unloved. Zhao Zhouzhou lived a strong life and grew up in the darkness. Her past was really too dark. The only warmth she had was killed by her damn father's own hands. But she met Chen Xuanning and Rong Junze. The final outcome will be good. This book will be a bit sadistic (to the extent that I can accept it). I usually don't like reading sadistic stories, but I think it's really worth reading a story like this. He continues to struggle and grow in despair, and finally gets redemption.