Reincarnated as a White-Haired Loli, Imprisoned by a Yandere

Looks good. Xiaomeng is the worst sick girl I have ever seen. Currently, there is no system, no friendly forces, and no one who can help her. How can she escape from being a sick girl?

Telling the truth is very well written, whether it's the part that drives Xiaomeng crazy, or the one after amnesia, or the real two-eyed relationship, they are all very well written, but Liuli's yandere nature has not changed, she says she will let go every time but always betrays her. I don't like this very much, but yandere people can understand [smile]

My darling, this is the first time I saw the protagonist of a yandere story in Tomato suffer from mental breakdown and death. After so many times, it was mental and internal death. It's so cruel, but I like it so much. It's really sad. I didn't dare to watch some of the plots, so I skipped directly. I saw the scene of the protagonist's mental breakdown in the early part, the one where he collapsed. I didn't read the other early chapters where he collapsed, and I couldn't bear it.

I went. This yandere novel gave me an immersive feeling. The writing style was just OK. It brought Su Xiaomeng's imprisonment and escape to life. Lin Luoli was undoubtedly a very successful yandere. The part about smashing someone's car was so crazy [face covering]. The protagonist was really badly abused. He came back as soon as he had some freedom, and he still couldn't resist at all. It strengthened me very much [laughing evilly] [please give me more updates]

This book allowed me to really see the sick side of Yandere. The despair of having no external force in the first episode, and the helpless friends in the second episode let us see the protagonist that is different from other novels. Although I don't like abuse articles, I think these articles still need to exist [Like]

It looks good, but it doesn't feel perverted or sadistic enough. I suggest you strengthen it😋

Yandere, white-haired lolita, come on cabbage! Come on, support Baicai! (˵¯͒¯͒˵)

To be honest, if it had ended directly after BE, I would not have dared to read this book a second time. It has too much stamina. I wonder if there is anyone who likes it the same as me. The part where I lived with Bai Suyu and Zhou Xiao after the first rebirth. At the end of he, I suddenly felt empty inside. I originally thought that we could become friends later, and I also fantasized about whether their memories would be preserved in this life, but I was overthinking it. They just don't know if they regretted going to the art exhibition that day in the last life, whether Bai Suyu's painting about the sea was finished, and whether Zhou Xiao's shell with "For Xiaomeng" written on it reached the other shore. If that timeline continues, they are destined not to wait for Xiaomeng to come back. In the end, a large part of Lin Luoli's love for Xiaomeng was only acquired after being adjusted. They were the only ones who truly loved Xiaomeng. Bai Suyu in the previous life should still remember the rooftop where they first met. Before Zhou Xiao had time to buy another box of strawberries for Xiaomeng, Bai Suyu in this life would not When you passed by the rooftop for the first time, did you also feel an indescribable feeling of sadness? [Cry][Cry][Cry][Cry][Cry] (At that time, after watching be, I had no sympathy for Lin Luoli, but when I read Xiaomeng's soul and came to see them, I really couldn't help it, and I cried directly in the middle of the night)

How shameless! So pretty! Why are the ratings so low? Such a beautiful book can only be read by me...

Lily, yandere, psychopath, psychological breakdown, dead person, fast pace, divine ending Readers passing by hope to weigh it before reading it. By the way, the author is very obsessed with the so-called "brokenness" of the protagonist and the "madness" of the yandere. If you can accept it, go and enjoy it. The following is the review section When I first read it, I felt that the character's behavior was unreasonable and I felt very uncomfortable. But when I thought about it carefully, I suddenly found that you can no longer look at this book rationally from the second life. In many places, you will feel that the emotional changes of the character are completely illogical. "Why did she suddenly become like this? Did you mention it in the previous plot?" "Why didn't she get angry again instantly?" "Why? Why do they start to get into each other inexplicably every time when things are going good? "I can only say that the highlight of this book may be here. After the first life, the thinking of these two gods can no longer be viewed by normal human standards. You never know what kind of trouble the author will give you when the two seem to be on the road to reconciliation, because everything mental illness does is normal. Generally speaking, pure gods, I have read a pure love story with a yandere skin before. I thought it was a happy fight between gods and humans, but this one is about gods and humans fighting each other. Maybe it's because I'm too normal. In short, I feel that the first life is more touching. What's a pity is that I can't empathize with psychopaths at all. Maybe the author wrote the second and third lives to let "the haze that enveloped the earth after the disaster" replace the disaster itself as the theme, highlighting the continuation of the deep pain. Although I can't get it at all, it feels like it's a pity that I can't feel the sadness in the novel.