Yandere Love Triangle: Just How Many Little Sisters Do You Have?

Thank you all for your reviews! All suggestions are listened to! The points that everyone was concerned about have been changed. This article is written by someone who loves the male protagonist wholeheartedly, and there will never be any plot like the one in the comments! Please spray gently! Thank you

It's good to watch, but it's better to have a harem in the end, otherwise it's a bit regretful. The author should also pay attention to the fact that the protagonist's ex-girlfriend shouldn't be too close to the supporting characters. A single heroine is okay, but I personally don't think it's good to have a harem. I also hope that the plot will be faster and don't drag on. It's better to have some Shura field as soon as possible. Personally, I still really want this book to be a harem [Thinking][Thinking][Thinking] And the author, please hurry up, it's not enough. Now the heroine is slightly sickly. I don't think it's that serious. It's better to be more serious [laughter]

This is a pretty good yandere novel. The first is the male protagonist Ark, who lives up to his name. He is like a lonely boat in the sea, allowing them to escape from the sea of ​​misery when they are drowning, and then pushing them into the sea of ​​misery when they are happiest. Ark's love is like poison wrapped in honey. He knows that he is drinking poison to quench his thirst, but he is willing to do so. For ex-girlfriends, the Ark is like the warm sun in winter, tearing through the gloom and shining light on them. They could have endured the darkness, but after seeing the sun, how could they be willing to go back and continue living without the Ark? The relationship between Ark and his ex-girlfriend. From Fang Zhou's point of view, the relationship between them was already in the past, and no matter how precious the memories were, they were covered with dust as the years went by. But the causes sown in the past have blossomed and bear fruit under the irrigation of the years, and Ark will eventually swallow the bitter fruit he brewed. For ex-girlfriends, the memories between them and Ark are like a pot of old wine with a hint of sweetness in the bitterness. Time has not healed their wounds. Instead, emotions have accumulated in their hearts, causing their hearts to become distorted and strange. Of course, I would like to give you my five

It looks good, and it made me realize that there are many types of yanderes [laughing evilly]

It's very good-looking, and the yandere is not just an aggressive type. It's interesting and tearful (personal opinion). I hope there will be more.

It's quite good to read. At least this one doesn't have the main character wearing the skin of his ex-girlfriend and then acting like a licking dog, unable to do anything. It's quite an easy read. The author has changed some of the things he said, and the author is also a girl. As expected, the female author drives much harder than the male author. It's not like the other one, which has hundreds of chapters like a eunuch [shy][shy]

Let's list the poisonous points first: There are basically all the poisonous points that a romance novel should have. If you have zero tolerance for poisonous points, you need to avoid this book directly. This book uses Shura Field as the main line to unfold the plot, and it also perfectly integrates the yandere elements. I personally like these two things very much. If you like yandere and Shura field, you can't miss it. The male protagonist is portrayed as a relatively ordinary person, a common loser in novels with Shura Field as the main theme. If he is a little tougher, he will not be able to survive in terms of word count. The heroines are very well portrayed, except for Song Qinghuan, who makes me wonder, is this the heroine? The heroines each have their own characteristics and are all impressive. More importantly, regarding the way the plot advances, the author obviously has another rhythm, instead of simply letting the heroines tear each other apart, which is good because there are few other books I have read like this. It should have been given five stars, but the missing last star came from my unknown premonition: the final ending may not be a happy ending, the male protagonist will die, or the male protagonist will only choose one female protagonist in the end. Follow-up review 1: This review was changed from four stars to three stars. As the story progresses, I realize that the male protagonist does not like any of the female protagonists. It was just because of my indecisiveness that I kept cutting and sorting things out, which made me lose interest.

The story line is handled well, the content is interesting, and there are no shortcomings so far.

This book is very nice, but it's too short. It's as short as the author [awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh]. I don't know if the low rating is malicious [laughing]

It's good-looking but too short. Even if the daily update is good, it's not enough. As far as the existing plot is concerned, it is rich enough. It is about falling in love with a variety show, the sister is seriously ill, and the protagonist's anchor career is making a comeback. Talking about the emotional line, is the protagonist a scumbag? No, it can even be said to be exclusive. A great writer and childhood sweetheart, he lost contact with Qiao Sisi because of his online crush, and the protagonist didn't pay much attention to what happened to her after she went abroad. After Qiao is a star, he is forced to break up after his career starts. During the relationship, the protagonist is tolerant and gentle, and handles Qiao's private emotional needs well, cooking, coaxing, and accompanying him. For Qiao, the protagonist doesn't want to delay her. The protagonist's own family background is not good, so how can he do things that delay other people's futures. Chu hasn't told the specific story yet, so it's hard to tell. Qin exposed the yandere thing, tortured the protagonist's sister, and was caught red-handed. Breaking up is normal. After all, being liked by a yandere in reality is indeed an accident. Han is a company policy. At that time, Han was also subject to shareholders' meetings and the like. The protagonist resigned on his own initiative, but Han could not accompany the protagonist, and his family did not agree. They also had quarrels about future development. It was normal for them to break up. Song scumbag, there is nothing to say. The protagonist has really fulfilled his responsibilities as a boyfriend from the beginning to the end. As an ex, being by the ex-girlfriend's side is like death. If you don't disturb her, it's not an accident. The protagonist will not appear next to the heroine at all. As far as the existing plot is concerned, due to the restriction of variety shows, the heroines do not do anything excessive, or they are just slightly sickly. I've been reading the book for a while now, and now I'm in my second love story. Whether it's plot or emotional development, it's quite slow. I hope the author will update more. The plot is getting more and more interesting The emotional line has basically been laid out clearly. Everyone is an ex-girlfriend and they all want to compete. As of now, Qiao and Han are in the lead, Chu is making efforts, Qin is quietly planning, and the big writers are vaguely participating in the war. It's getting better and better