Is the School Beauty's Girlfriend a Yandere? Oh, I Don't Care!

God, I feel poisonous, but I am Akaashi. Nowadays, I feel like there is a trend that as long as the male protagonist is sober, there will be points.

But I really want to have a girlfriend like the heroine, who loves you unconditionally. Although she may be scheming, she won't really hurt you. She'll just be pua at most [I'm about to cry] How could it be so scary?

It's rare, such a pure love yandere redemption story is well written by the author, and the characters are very three-dimensional and real. Among yandere stories, it is above average (in my own opinion). It's just that the male protagonist's performance in the early stage is a bit... Hard to describe, and he is hopeless in love. But slowly he started to take on more responsibilities, and he will definitely get better and better [Blow kiss] [Blow kiss] [Blow kiss] (There must be no shrimp-head plot or bad ending!) I was wrong, this is actually so real that it's outrageous... Yikes, but this is a yandere novel, it's so fucking real. There are generally two endings, the first one saves the heroine and then turns black into white, the second kind turns the male protagonist into white and then turns black. If it's the second one and it's too uncomfortable, then I'll run away first. The yandere is not something ordinary people can bear. I hope the author can write a happy ending (there is a clear BE tendency now). This novel is still worthy of five stars. (After all, this is a yandere novel, so we still can't ask for too much)

To be honest, the heroine is portrayed very well throughout the whole story. She is a completely guiding yandere. To be honest, you can't blame the male protagonist for having a love brain. If your first love is someone who loves you so much, would you think she is a yandere? The beginning is dull, the middle is climax, and the ending is ups and downs. To be honest, the ending is quite unexpected. I recommend it, five-star recommendation [like]

The author is very good at writing about yandere, and also brings in elements of horror and horror.

I didn't see it at all, I just felt scared. I will never say that I like yandere anymore.

So far, what I've watched is quite depressing, unexpected but reasonable, with a faint sense of familiarity, and Qingmei's line feels like it lacks a bit of foreshadowing. Overall, it's pretty good, and it's at the forefront of the yandere stories I've read. I have read several well-written yandere novels that have been discontinued. I hope the author can stick to it. It is still a little different from the common yandere novels on the market. Can you give me some recommendations?

In fact, the male protagonist is also a yandere. It feels like we are going in both directions, or we are sympathetic to the same problem.

Good guy, this book subverts the previous yandere... I'm very curious about the ending.

Leave a star until the male protagonist wakes up [eating melon]

Immerse yourself in the illusion of the Blood Chakra Eye

After reading this, I don't dare to say that I like yandere. It's too scary. The male protagonist's life is completely controlled.

It's the first time I've seen something so sweet [laughs]

We cannot change the world, in the end it is the world that changes us

I always feel like the male protagonist has a green head

These four stars were given to Wang Kai.

I can't stand it anymore. I really can't stand Akaashi Akashi anymore [crying]