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

Ahem, let me set up a stall here. Don't miss out, folks! Seriously, aren't you going to come in and take a look? Our male lead is handsome and charming (just kidding), and obsessively devoted (not really), only crying for the female lead. Trust me! Their love story is so sweet! [Learned something new]

I really like this female protagonist. She's clear-headed yet not decadent, and despite her tragic family background, she doesn't wallow in self-pity. She vividly remembers her parents' miserable and decaying love, so when the male protagonist tries to persuade her to stay, she resolutely shuts the door and leaves. She's cautious, yet at times she can empathize with the male protagonist.

It's a really good read. The author's writing style is concise and clear. The female lead, Zhouzhou, is very clear-headed, and I like her personality. I feel so sorry for the male and female leads' backgrounds (*꒦ິ⌓꒦ີ). I really like the teacher's words in the novel: "Parallel lines may never intersect, but they will always be there for each other.

February 4, 2024 07:14 "Sister, I will never love someone like that again. I'm sorry. Look back, I'm right behind you, but you didn't turn around..." "Aze, I've always loved you..." "Sister, I won't miss out on you again." So pretty! 💕💕💕

This book is truly amazing! Unlike typical yandere stories, the male lead can be capricious, scheming, and also incredibly patient and devoted to the one he loves. He yearns for family and love, and is a very pure person. The author portrays him exceptionally well; he's a very likable guy! The female lead is also a passionate and straightforward person.

It's good, I loved watching it, but I cried like a baby towards the end. I really like these two characters; they're probably mutually redeeming each other. The female lead's personality is amazing, and the characters of her brother and the others are also very well-developed. 💕💕💕

This story is like fine wine, and also like life itself—bitter, spicy, sour, and sweet, a rich and mellow experience to be savored. I don't like the exaggerated descriptions of wine on TV; I really appreciate the storyline. It's the first story I've ever liked. The female lead, Fang Yiyi, is decisive, composed, and magnanimous, unlike those clingy and annoying characters.

Who understands! I really like the emotional tug-of-war. I like this morbid feeling. At first, I thought it was strange that the male lead suddenly liked the female lead, but later I found out it was all an act of manipulation. There are still a few chapters I haven't read yet, I skipped around, but it really gets more and more interesting as you read on.

There are a few misspelled names, but otherwise it's pretty good.

It's been a long time since I've read a whole book in one go; the characters and plot are very well-developed. It's also the only novel I've cried almost constantly since I started reading it. Every character's death touched me deeply. My mother passed away about half a year ago, right after my college entrance exams, from cancer.