Why Are All the Beautiful Girls Around Me So Weird?

It's great! But there's no need to write it so twistedly. "Yandere" is actually a broad term; not all obsessive love manifests as wanting to kill the person in question. If all female protagonists were written like that, it would quickly become boring. Strong love can mean giving everything, or even self-reproach. A yandere can also be a little more cunning. Anyway, so far it's been quite enjoyable, and I really hope the story continues. Good luck, author!

Honestly, it really matches my stereotypes and fantasies about yanderes, and it basically fulfills my ideas about them. But if I encountered one in real life, I'd rather stay as far away as possible. The author is amazing! Although they're a newbie, the writing is generally smooth, without any writer's block or abrupt transitions, and the plot is very clear.

It's fine to read as a romance novel on the spot. But it's hard to comment on other aspects. You can think of the system as something used to torment the protagonist, allowing him to be resurrected a limited number of times and killed by heroines with supernatural powers. Of course, the protagonist isn't that bad either, being killed a few times.

I really wanted to post this because it was a group admin assignment, but after reading it carefully, I felt it was excellent. The yandere story was well-written (no wonder it's by the author of "Xiao Chu Nan"). The male lead seems to be based on my own work (uh, so cringeworthy). I hope there's a hentai version 😋😋😋, something everyone wants to see.

There's potential, but it's important to strike a balance, which will be reflected in the plot and the character development. Currently, it feels like the madness is just for the sake of madness (meaning some understanding of yandere is lacking). It needs more work. Looking forward to more updates, and please don't stop updating! Keep it up! 👍

Regarding Lin's character development, the portrayal of his baseness is incredibly successful. He's not extremely base, but rather possesses a conscience, albeit a limited one. Overall, however, the flaws don't detract from the overall quality, and I still found it very enjoyable. Although I don't particularly like the character of Lin, I still trust the author. (Trust Tai Li; trust doesn't need a reason 😏)

This novel is fantastic! The main appeal is its incredibly realistic emotions. It flows smoothly and comfortably. These emotions are very relatable, and the book is also packed with humorous anecdotes, making it elegant and accessible to all. It doesn't feel like a depressing, yandere novel; instead, it's a passionate romance novel about a young man slowly saving girls while fighting for his own life. If I had to say, it's simply amazing!!!

October 30th, 142 chapters published. Honestly, I should give it a slightly more detailed review, maybe 4.5 Stars. The half-star review is later. Frankly, there aren't any major problems with the whole book. Each female lead has her own unique attributes, and none are truly unlikeable. However, the character development is a bit immature, not bad, but rather the details are poorly polished.

This is the best yandere novel I've ever read. The male lead's character and the female leads' character are very well written. This type of novel often has the problem of sudden changes in harem relationships, but this book handles it reasonably without making it offensive.

Although it's a light novel, it's fast-paced and the plot is very interesting. Plus, all the characters are yandere (obsessive and possessive), unlike other novels where six female leads might require hundreds of chapters. This book was a haven for me during my reading slump! Highly recommended! 🥰🥰🥰 [Upvote][Upvote][Upvote] Like me