Villain, This Life Was Ruined by a Sickly Obsessive

I'm a long-time fan. Starting with Sheng Sheng Luan, the middle one "Angel", and now "Yandere", every book is in my aesthetic point of view. Either the words are meaningful, the stories are engaging, or the philosophy and thinking revealed between the lines. The two girls met each other, healed each other, and the red threads of fate were intertwined. No matter what the final outcome, this story and this time may be moving. I hope Yuyu can keep writing, just like you said, we can climb over this mountain and let the world hear our stories. The clouds and mountains are green, the rivers are turbulent, the wind is high, the mountains are high and the rivers are long. When the snow falls on my eyelashes, I kiss the stars in the book.

//I started reading it in December last year (25 years), and came back again in February this year (26 years), and finally wrote a book review I was initially attracted by the ratings and book reviews, 9.4 Points + many of the reviews were good in writing. The first time I read it, I felt it was dense, rich in content, and very warm and sweet. When I finished the second game, I hadn't written about the decisive battle with Su yet, and Yu Bai's characterization really struck a chord with me. I only discovered the clues during the second brush. There were more than 200 notes along the way. There were many foreshadowings but not chaos. The descriptions of psychology, human nature, friendship, and love were very delicate, and each main character was very three-dimensional, interspersed with stunning writing. The lily theme gave me the feeling of reading a book about an old Jiangnan thieves when I was a child. All in all, it is highly recommended Finally, I wish Yuyu's book will be read by more people~

Emm, the first impression this book gave me was that it was a mystery. The author looked like a 6G surfer (bushi). The plot was very novel and the author's descriptions were also very good. The two-way redemption between Xiao Yuwan and Bai Ruoli made my body warm. Overall, it is a very nice book. I hope the author can make it longer [shy]. Then I made a wish, hoping to see Bai Ruoli in Xiaoyuwan Supermarket as soon as possible [laughing evilly].

Yu's writing style has always been very delicate, and it has a very unique charm when reading, attracting me to read on. Talking back to the book, the process of an ignorant girl with white hair and blue eyes growing up into a yandere like the one at the beginning of the novel is thought-provoking. Yu writes very well about every detail in the process, clearly describing the changes in the girl's mood. Yu's foreshadowing is well laid, and it is often laid before the reader knows it, and they are not discovered until they are retrieved. Finally, I wish Yuyu's books can be read by more people.

After reading so many Lily articles, this is the first time I have written a book review in such detail (the following understandings are all personal, if there is anything wrong, please mark it out immediately) The daily direction chosen by this novel is very suitable for me. Those chapters with knives in sweets keep my interest from dissipating, and I won't feel stiff or uncomfortable when switching between knives and sweets. There are also many jokes in it, which always make me laugh. The characterization also fascinates me Bai has a strong sense of relaxation in the early stage, which allows me to bring into the perspective of the character. She has advantages and disadvantages, making her no longer so out of reach; what makes me most happy is that although she is 0, she is not a virgin. She kills decisively, and sometimes I am particularly surprised by the characters she kills. There is also the transformation of Yu's character, and the dialogue changes from despair to dependence (this is what I want to watch); and the author knows how to use her strengths and avoid weaknesses. The yandere highlights her charm and hides her illness. This makes her occasionally have a slight smile when she gets sick, perfectly showing the characteristics of the dependent yandere. He Yao is like a good brother around everyone. He is serious when he should be serious, and he is happy when he should be happy. The phrase "blocking the path of the black crow" is so impressive, but when can I get closer to Xu Yinling? I am a little anxious waiting for it. There is also the Dichuan Organization. Everyone strives forward for the future, and those little people should also be remembered. Yun Changhong, as the leader, truly sets an example. The description in one or two chapters shows that he has won the hearts of the people. Although he is the enemy of the heroine, he is not really bad. It corresponds to the sentence in the article "This world is a delicate gray." Su Chi is what I regret the most, she fits the general isolation-inducing type, but unfortunately, she met Bai, hateful, why did she meet Bai, I really love and hate her (don't like to marry her) This book really impressed me so much that I couldn't forget it for more than ten years. It has been deeply engraved in my heart. In addition, the author's writing style is worthy of recognition. Reading those chapters made me feel like I was on a roller coaster, but it always made me come out of my sadness. I have read this book five or six times and I just can't get tired of it. Also, the author is sincere and does not let readers eat pre-made dishes. He also customized three or four character drawings. So what else can I say? The author is awesome! School is about to start, and I'm already having a withdrawal reaction to this book. Why can't it be faster? (For those who are lucky enough to read this book review and have not read Chapter 246, I suggest you enjoy it with "It's Hard to Hate". If you don't like it, don't criticize it.)

Good work has no teeth. The following is a comment from a firm bookworm (although I rarely write book reviews, I apologize for the bad writing) The plot is good, the characters are three-dimensional, and they struck me as interesting. The writing is of a normal level, and there are quite a lot of jokes. Many tomato yandere articles write about yandere, which makes me feel that there is no logic or foreshadowing, and it is inexplicable, but it can attract a group of inexplicable readers. The plot is almost all crazy, and it is completely shaped into a complete lunatic. (For example, I read a book in which the heroine was crazy about pursuing an unknown protagonist in the first chapter. Anyway, it is suitable for thinking with a small head to see who likes this kind of thing...) In this book, Yu Wanwan's psychological process is relatively clear, and there are little details in daily life, which is very nice. I prefer this kind of book, and the degree of yandere is not very deep. I hope the yandere fisherman doesn't get too crazy in the future. Feel free to point out any mistakes. Please feel free to comment on the above personal opinions. I hope the author will work harder and the writing is quite good now.

Good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking😭 Summary: The beginning is about the heroic big sister (doubtful) Bai Ruoli rescues the timid and inferior white-haired lolita Yu Wanwan. Under the care of the stupid big sister, the innocent little Yuwan gradually develops different emotions (the yandere is beginning to show), but Xiao Wanwan really loves Ruoli for not Ruoli was hurt enough to give up everything about herself. Chi Dun and Bai Ruoli didn't notice anything was wrong, and regarded it as Xiao Wanwan's dependence (but he also unknowingly deteriorated the family relationship, or he liked Xiao Wanwan from the beginning) and the two expressed their feelings after being together from birth to death. What's dramatic is that Bai Ruoli, who originally thought he was a powerful big sister, gradually got used to relying on Yu Wanwan. Yu Wanwan also got rid of her inferiority complex because of Bai Ruoli's love. After growing up, Yu Wanwan began to take care of Bai Ruoli in turn (Bai Ruoli and Yu Wanwan, the author Xiaoqiao thought about this) In short Emotional development: 9.8 Points: There is no stomachache or chasing his wife in the crematorium. Yu Wanwan's yandere is not crazy but attached (it has surpassed most of Tomato's yandere novels. This book is essentially about love, not madness, and will respect Bai Ruoli's wishes instead of imprisoning and hurting each other like a lunatic). 9.0 Points for plot development: a classic supernatural story, but with its own characteristics. The main and sub-plots advance harmoniously without being too abrupt. Everything comes naturally. A lot of foreshadowing has been laid, some of which have been recycled. The remaining plots have been recycled. The world view is also relatively complete, with warm daily life and a touching ending (I cried to death on the 10th) 9.8 Points for character creation: almost every supporting character has his own life experience, personality and emotions, and has a vivid image that is memorable rather than a wholesale NPC (the clone Yu Shihao finally reconciled with himself, and calmly faced the fact that he and his sisters were created as tools, and spent their lives in imitation and control. In his short life, he had the true self in the last ten seconds of his life with the nine dreams of his dead sisters. After reading it, I couldn't relax.) There is no clear definition of decent and villain. Each lineup has its own goals and ideals (except for Su Chi, who is sick and pure and crazy, which is in sharp contrast to Yu Wanwan) Overall review: Lily's masterpiece has a score of 9.5 In my heart

Love to read, this is an encyclopedia of internet memes. The author writes with great care, the characters are complex and rich, and you can read it with your mind. The content is green and healthy, suitable for all ages. I think it's very fresh and elegant, and it's not full of novelty-seeking teaching and training. After all, after everything is done early on, there's nothing left to write about later. Support[send heart]

There are not so many inexplicable emotions, and the unexpected emotional descriptions are somewhat realistic. It's also rare, for a book with a deep supporting character development, Chapter 88 is really well written, I say so. From the book, you can feel that the author really doesn't know how to write plots about battles. After reading the first 90 chapters, I feel that the construction of combat power is quite vague, and the martial arts drama is not good (I have read the posts to see what kind of martial arts drama I want. Besides, it's not that there are none, and it's not that I can't watch it). However, the writing of literary dramas is really good. Among the current posts, it is as rare as Dong Xuelian (isn't this metaphor a bit strange...) It's so damn good-looking. The rating of 8 points is really wronging him. It should be at least 9.3. In the current environment, it is not impossible to rate 9.6 (All the good-looking posts have been read). From magical girls (she is a golden fox), to sickly little oranges, urban ABOs, and immortal sisters (the most impressive thing is that a pair of mercenaries passed through it), I can't say that I have a lot of experience, but I am not shallow either. And this book is definitely at the top of my list. (I always feel that there are only a few people who read this Lily book, and they are all quite familiar)

Not much else to say, the author's writing style is really superb. All kinds of sentences that can be recorded in notes are just at your fingertips. The single writing style and the creation of atmosphere are well-deserved first among similar works I have seen. A reminder to book friends who want to get into the trap, don't believe the author's early Internet jokes and Tibetan words. When I first started reading, I thought the author was the reincarnation of a kid, so I didn't read any further (bushi Later, when I was bored and read it carefully again, I realized that this seemed to be an outlet created by the author to "hide his inner emotions"? Those hidden words were like a cynical mask that he forcibly wore to prevent others from knowing his fragile heart. But when you really see the back, Only then will you discover the delicacy and tenderness of the protagonist. The only thing that some people may not like is that the daily plot in the middle is a bit long, but for a reader like me who likes to eat sweets, this is simply an advantage. The essence of posting is to have a lot of sugar. What I like to see is these mouth-toothed [love] That being said... But can you please stop talking too much about hidden things? Hey, don't teach Xiaoyu Wan a bad lesson [angry][angry]