What?! The Junior Sister I Picked Up Turned into a Yandere

Why is it that in every single-female-lead novel there's a female supporting character who knows the male lead early on, likes him, but can't have him, only to be defeated by the new female lead? 🤦 Reading this makes me wish the female supporting character were the female lead!

The author's writing style is actually quite good; there are generally no problems with reading and writing. However, after finishing the first volume, I didn't want to continue. The descriptions made me feel that the protagonist and Yaoyao were a better match. The process of two people stumbling and not understanding love getting together was quite interesting.

The writing style is indeed very good so far. As for Tao Yaoyao's fate, it's not that I'm asking the author to give her away; life is bound to have some regrets. But so far, it feels a bit unsettling if Tao Yaoyao develops feelings for other boys. We'll have to see how the author handles things later.

Oh my, it's really unsatisfying! The rating shouldn't be so low; it's really well-written. Also, it's a pity about Yao Yao. Although the epilogue makes up for this, it's not in the main story's timeline, so there's a slight sadness about it, hahaha.

Don't be single, I'm serious, either don't get so entangled with others 😅

I've watched almost half of it, and I think the dual female lead setup is better. The plot is alright.

It's good, with a few minor issues, but nothing serious. In the early episodes, Peach's character development is far superior to the female lead's, which feels unbalanced. The female lead could be given more development later on, since Peach should probably be gone by now, and the story is entering a new phase.

It's well-written and belongs to the light novel genre. It's much better than typical mindless wish-fulfillment novels. It only has a little over a hundred chapters, so there's not much pressure to keep reading. However, the plot feels weak, as if the romance is the main focus, which is rare in male-oriented fiction. Moreover, the romance... Is somewhat disappointing.

Hmm, it's alright, but it gives me a very pessimistic feeling.

The characters are well-developed and well-written. If I had to nitpick, I'd say the character descriptions are a bit contrived, and injecting too much emotion into the supporting characters does indeed affect the main plot.