The Kyoto Heiress Is Yandere, and She’ll Never Let Me Go!

Single or double? If it's a single person, it's better not to write about another person. In the end, it will only increase the sadness. In this way, one reader will always feel uncomfortable.

There has been no update for a day. Did your girlfriend stab your hand with a knife?!!!

Rather than discussing the plot, I want to know how the author wrote it 🍉 🍉 🍉

The image of the heroine depicted is quite consistent with the yandere setting. Unlike some books where yandere is just a gimmick, in fact the portrayal of the character does not fit the yandere setting.

You don't like yandere, you just want to be loved.

My situation is like this: sometimes I am excited, sometimes sad, and feel powerless. When I have a small problem, my brain tells me to kill his (her) parents, and sometimes it is extreme. I have different opinions on the same event at different times. (I am 14 years old and in the second grade of junior high school. Can anyone help me? 🥺 🥺 🥺 😢 😢 😢)

It's a bit like the Peking Opera Cat's Izayoi Xuan 🤔

Why isn't it updated? , The author wrote it very well. Please update. I hope someone will remind me if it is updated.

Even though I have read more than 10 yandere novels, this one seems good. I like this one the best. I don't know why it is not popular.

Izumi Hanazakura = enhanced version of Kujo Miki Le Feng = Weakened version of Toru Watanabe Rin Kiyono has no single female protagonist. . .