
Brother, My Child Adopter
弟弟,我的童养夫
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- Completed
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- 550k Words
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- Urban
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- Urban Everyday
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- Male
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- 6mo ago
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Explore more →My Eyes Lit Up, and the More I Watched, the More Addictive I Became.
I want to read a book like "Traveling across the country in an RV, I was exposed by the animal kingdom".
Enter the Single Heroine, Stay Away from the Harem
As long as there is only one female protagonist, as long as there is only one female protagonist, as long as there is only one female protagonist, say the important things three times, don't be ambiguous, be specific, I'm almost sick of reading harem stories these days
Is There a Heroine Who Is Particularly Possessive? I Beg You.
I beg you, the heroine is very possessive.
The Male Protagonist Voluntarily Throws Himself into the Arms of a Yandere Girl
Voluntarily Thrown into the Embrace of Yandere, Female Yandere.
The Ceiling of the Yandere in Your Heart
The Female Protagonist Is Very Clingy, She Wants to Kiss or Hug Her (Male Is Close) (Preferably Female)
Yandere, Possessive, Jealous
Is there any male protagonist who is a demon or villain who changed because of the female protagonist's ears? He didn't like the female protagonist in the early stage, but became extremely possessive in the later stage.
The Morbid Possessiveness of a Yandere
Yandere Sister, Not Related by Blood
A Novel About Being Inseparable from My Wife, the Kind of Person Who Is Inseparable from His Wife and Is Still Very Loving
A novel about being inseparable from my wife, a very loving novel, with a handsome male lead and a beautiful female lead. Type doesn't matter
Yandere! Advanced Yandere!
Don't rush into the start with a bunch of yanderes, take your time, you can Shura Field
There Was Never Any Light in Her World, and He Became Her Only Light.
The single heroine is similar to Eri Yi😭😭😭, but that person brings redemption. Urban imagination.
Hey Hey Hey Yandere, Give All Your Yandere
I want to read a book like "The Sick Wife at Home Is Hard to Treat with Wolfberry".
The Female Protagonist Is Very Possessive of the Male Protagonist
The female protagonist loves the male protagonist very much. He is her salvation and her light.
Looking for Sickly and Ten Idiot Girls
Are There Any Chinese Yanderes?
The books I have been reading for so long are all in the style of Japanese light novels. If I read the Chinese ones, I have no sense of immersion at all. Even if the setting is in China, it still sounds like a translation, and the story feels too disconnected from the background.
The Female Lord, the Female Dotes on the Male, the Female Housekeeper Is Strict, She Will Kneel Down When Asked
Take Out All the Yandere Ceiling in Your Heart for Me
I Want to See My Half-Sister Doting on Her Younger Brother
A Sickly Girl Who Has a Strong Desire to Control the Male Protagonist
The male protagonist is cold and cold, he only cares about the female protagonist and feels sorry for her
Sweet Love Stories Have Never Reached Their Peak, That's What I'm Saying
I want to read a book like "The innocent school beauty is silly and sweet, but she flirted with me but was violently attacked (My Caught Girlfriend)".
Long Live the Yandere! ! !
Yandere, Yandere, I Want a Yandere Article! ! !
I want to watch content similar to "Raising a Monster Girlfriend".

























































































It's a pretty good book. It's a daily romance novel. The heroine is different from the heroines in other yandere novels. She is not so strong and crazy. She wanders between normal and crazy. She knows she has a problem but can't control it. The male protagonist knows that the heroine has a problem but can't do anything about it. Although he is often pressured, he still wants to live with the heroine. I am very curious about the follow-up development.
The description of this book is very delicate and the writing is very good. The story of the two children is too miserable, especially the heroine, who is so pitiful. Maybe some things in her childhood caused her to be paranoid and a bit inferior. She is afraid of others ruining their lives, so she tries to lock the male protagonist in every way. However, she has been really good to the male protagonist since she was a child, giving him all the good things she can. As for the male protagonist, his personality is also quite contradictory. In short, the male protagonist is everything in the world in the eyes of the female protagonist, but the female protagonist is not everything in the world in the eyes of the male protagonist. There are many other things in his eyes. The female protagonist can decisively give up everything for the male protagonist, but the male protagonist cannot, at least not immediately and voluntarily. He has other attachments. In the end, I still hope that the story will have a good ending. Although the novel still has many flaws, I still support it with five stars.
I am Shen Nong, and it is very well written. It is a perfect Chinese yandere, with a guilt-based suppression education, and a kind of empathy that goes deep into the bones. The writing style is delicate and makes people immersed in it unconsciously. It is considered a top-notch yandere novel, the most suitable yandere novel for Chinese babies. Sometimes when I see the heroine going crazy, it feels like my menopausal mother said exactly the same thing. There are also bad points. Many people are probably not used to it like me. The child came too early, and the current plot is too bland. It can be seen that the author is working very hard to pave the way for the heroine to go crazy in the next part. In my opinion, the current heroine is too extreme, and the reason for the child is tragedy. I can only think of tragedy. Tragedy is unforgettable, but there are definitely negative reviews and many people will quit. The author needs to think carefully and think about it.
Children, this is a yandere love story that is very suitable for goblins [smile][smile] The high priests can come in and have a taste
The author is really great. He vividly describes the love-hate entanglement between men and women. The emotion that I want to get rid of but can't help but sink into. After I got into it, I couldn't stop. I read so many books. In the end, the book written by you must be great.
How can I put it this way? It's still very good (currently 16 chapters). The beginning is quite life-like and attractive. Several foreshadowings are laid out naturally. I'll take a wait-and-see attitude first. Ps: When will 5 [anger] be released?
The writing is very, very, very real. Unlike other yandere novels with facial-like character designs, this one really depicts the life trajectory of the protagonist. But this way of getting along is so suffocating. I saw a comment saying it's the Chinese style of getting along with each other with guilt. It's so appropriate.
It is very well written, a daily novel. I read it in one night. I am afraid that the author will make the male protagonist's craftsmanship deteriorate because of the female protagonist. I try not to do this. I hope it is more perfect. I have read a lot of yandere novels. This is one of the few novels that I really like. It is very simple.
It's good-looking, and the yandere is well written. It allows the male protagonist to enter the gentle land step by step. Although the yandere female protagonist is always paranoid, the male protagonist is tolerant and will find a way to solve each paranoid problem. He never abandons the female protagonist and runs away alone. The male protagonist deserves praise: a real man, 5 stars.
The descriptions are very delicate, especially the behavior of Qing Huan, which is like a feather tickling my heart. The daily life is also very sweet. I just hope that the author will not bury the knife, and never stab me for such a beautiful relationship.
This novel is very good-looking. The characters of the heroine and the hero are described in detail and the emotional conflicts and struggles are so lifelike that it makes me feel that this experience is around me and resonates with me. However, I feel that this book is not sweet and only depressing. I see more of the helplessness of the hero. The heroine is a compromising but pitiful heroine with a bumpy fate, psychological twists, and a reasonable and reasonable portrayal. When I see the heroine cry because of various things, I also want to cry [cry] [cry] [cry] Based on the above feelings, I am a little afraid to watch it now. I feel uncomfortable for a day without watching it, and feel pain for no reason for a day. In short, the subject matter of this book stands out from the crowd. It is not a brainless yandere. It does not have simple and rough love, so it is a bit hard to accept at the beginning. Moreover, it is so well written that it is difficult to end.
I really admire the author for portraying the relationship between the male and female protagonists so delicately, from their dependence on each other as a child, to their longing for love in their youth, and then to their adult lives. It made me really feel their deep love. The author made me feel that the female protagonist is a kind of yandere. She wants to stay with the male protagonist no matter what, and the only thing she cares about in her heart is the male protagonist, no matter what the means... The male protagonist's love for the female protagonist is unswerving and he has always been careful to protect her. The heroine's yandere love is persistent, the strong and deep obsession is really suffocating and fascinating, and the hero also loves the heroine cautiously. This is so beautiful that I can't stop reading it (`Δ´)!, This book is really good ٩(๑^o^๑)۶
This book is not generally well written, the characters are vividly portrayed in the details of life, and the gradual development of the relationship between Qing Huan and Sui An is perfect. The author's writing style is also good, easily bringing the readers into that era, just like "Border Town", so lightly, as if you can smell the grass and trees in the mountains through the words. But there is still a sense of unreality in life, but it doesn't hurt. If you really want to be too real, you will lose something unclear.
To be honest, this is no longer yandere for the sake of yandere. This is really well written. At least it found a suitable reason for the emergence of yandere. But someone suggested writing a tragic ending, so let me give you a suggestion—— The female protagonist completely imprisoned the male protagonist, and then after Sui An sneaked out, Qing Huan committed suicide in anger; when the male protagonist came back, she found that Qing Huan was gone and had died in love; the two children were eventually taken care of by Su Xiu Niang. After Su Xiu Niang's death, the two children became orphans; when they grew up, the elder sister also became a yandere, starting a new reincarnation. [Sinister smile]
This is a true yandere, and it shows the heroine's "illness" vividly. The heroine originally wanted to trust the hero, but her own "illness" made her have to think too much, thinking that she would be abandoned and the hero would be snatched away, and then tortured herself and tortured the hero. This morbid possessiveness was also written very clearly. The author wrote this "illness" very well. I can only say that if you like yandere more, you should eat it with caution. I still feel a little pain when I eat it, but overall it is okay.
It's very beautiful. I really think the characters depicted are very real and touching. Is there any plot after the tramp scene? The role of this scene is to pave the way for the female protagonist to be frightened and afraid of losing the male protagonist, but it appears a bit abrupt. As a novel, I personally think it can still be written. Well, I hope the author will continue to work hard!
It feels pretty good. The more I read it, the more familiar it became. When I looked at the author, it turned out to be your boy [exploration]
I rarely give good reviews for books. I couldn't help it. This is the real yandere, and the yandere comes from the trauma of childhood. It is reasonable and reasonable. The plot is first-class and the psychological description is also full marks. Many people think that girls are too paranoid, but I think it is really good. Full marks. I will continue to read the next similar book in the future. Come on, the male and female protagonists must be happy. It's okay in the early stage, the plot and foreshadowing are very good, but in the later stage, if you like yandere stories, you can leave. The author focuses on adding a halo to the male protagonist of the paper man, and uses carved stones to promote the plot. Most of the plots are inseparable from the development of the male protagonist's carved stones. I can't adapt to the female protagonist's yandere from the beginning to the end. It will really become boring after a long time. The male protagonist has always been uncomfortable with yandere, always wanted to carve rocks, and always wanted to leave home to make money. It seems reasonable, but in fact it is unreasonable: 1. But the reality is: the so-called achievement title (provincial expert, and maybe national expert later) is very unrealistic. It is like being the first in studies, being admitted to the county civil servant, and becoming the provincial governor soon. Needless to say, how deep the system is, and considering the environment and cognition of the male protagonist since childhood, it is really science fiction. What I want to say is that the male protagonist's achievements are fantasy, and the male protagonist's income is realistic. It's really awkward to read the rest of the book. Either it should be written in a relaxed way, and the income from the stone carving business is stable at home. It should be written in a fantasy way. From time to time, the heroine and the child will travel together, and then the ending will be perfect. But the author insists on writing around carving stones, which makes it very boring. Do young people really like to watch stone carvings these days? Maybe the author thought this profession was very novel in Tomato and would give readers a different experience, so he decided to do it? I feel that the author of the article is bringing in the male protagonist, and feels that the male protagonist has become a provincial expert, just like he is also a stone expert in reality. So to sum it up: The male protagonist is not used to being a yandere from the beginning to the end. In the latest chapter, he wants to either divorce the female protagonist or let her get cured, which goes against the original intention of the yandere novel. I can't stand it anymore, the male protagonist's character is not likeable.
The emotional part is very delicately written. The heroine's dependence and affection for the hero because of the psychological trauma did not appear suddenly. But what I don't understand is that the hero in all yandere novels seems to be particularly slow and dull. Qing Huan has done so many extreme behaviors and the hero seems to forget about it afterwards. How many times do he forget about it? After being separated for hours, the heroine almost went crazy, knowing that she would be with her when she came back. After being on a business trip for several months, she made a bold decision. She grew up in a harsh environment. I don't think the hero's mentality will be normal. Overall, it's quite good-looking. It can be ranked in the top 3 among the yandere novels I have read so far.
Subjective evaluation, don't comment if you don't like it After reading Chapter 122, there is nothing too toxic so far, the emotional descriptions are also very delicate, the author is good at writing, and there are no major problems with logic. [Thinking] In terms of content, the pace of the entire book is slow. It mainly writes about the utopian life between the male and female protagonists. So there are no male and female characters that make people feel stomach-ache, [like] and the emotional tension between the two people is also very enjoyable for me. The heroine's yandere is mainly reflected in her desire to control, and she also likes to be jealous (even Shitou is jealous) [laughs evilly]. The current conflict is that the female protagonist only sees the male protagonist and hopes that the male protagonist only has her in his heart (after all, the female protagonist is a yandere), but the male protagonist does not, which leads to frequent quarrels between the two. Overall, the book is worth reading. But... When will the QJ mentioned in the introduction come out? [Angry][Angry][Angry] I clicked on this book because of your introduction. (I will add it to five stars when I write qj) [Like]
The author writes very smoothly and his writing style is excellent. There are not too many redundant words, and the content is very complete. The most important thing is that the character of the heroine is written very intelligently. The heroine is not an inexplicable yandere, but has a trace to follow. Near the end of the book, readers are also allowed to witness the growth process of the heroine. This link is not directly covered in a few strokes, and the author's intentions can also be seen here. At the same time, the male protagonist also has a very good character and is responsible and responsible. The most important thing is that he stands by the female protagonist unconditionally and helps her grow together. So, I was thinking, if there really was such a "yandere" as the heroine in reality, most people would have gone crazy [laughing and crying] Moreover, the two people gradually learned to deal with emotional problems in love. Although there were quarrels and conflicts, the problems were solved in the end. Secondly, the author is very good at describing the daily life of the male and female protagonists. There are no ups and downs, but it feels very warm and real when reading it. Especially coupled with the author's delicate description of the environment and the description of the male and female protagonists' demeanor and movements, it not only reads with a sense of picture, but also makes the content very logical. Overall, it is indeed a good work. I finished reading it in two days [laughing and crying]
I was attracted by the title. When I read Chapter 118, I felt that overall it was okay. The writing was delicate and vivid. The female protagonist only felt slightly sickly and coquettish. I didn't particularly feel the difference between being sick (crazy and morbid) and coquettish (extremely gentle). The plot was a bit depressing, and I was a little tired after reading it in the early stages. Good luck, author.
This book is really rare in this era of rough and simple writing. The psychological description of the characters is delicate, and the image portrayal is also very vivid. The male protagonist is not like other novels of the same type. He has a god-like business talent at every turn. He gets rich by selling things casually. After he gets rich, he stays in the mountain village. Keeping true to his original intention, the heroine has a good character as a yandere. You can see her psychological changes in the book. The author abandons some of the human intrigues that may exist in reality, but it also makes the book look more comfortable. As mentioned at the beginning, it is more everyday. Overall, it is a rare and good book.
The portrayal of the female protagonist is very good, but the early description of the male protagonist lacks a bit of flavor and does not explain enough, which can easily make readers feel at odds, but overall it is very good, better than most short stories, and worth reading.
It is indeed a novel worth reading! ! ! The characterization of this novel is so delicate that it makes people feel distressed, and the inner struggles of Qing Huan and Sui An are peeled away layer by layer. Their relationship moved from the twisted possession in the mountains to equal love step by step. Moreover, it was Qing Huan who took the initiative to see a psychiatrist, not to whitewash her innocence, but to truly redeem herself. The marriage at the end is not a compromise on the past, but the two people finally saw each other's feelings clearly and chose each other after experiencing extreme pulling and pulling. There are pearls in my eyes. [Cry][cry][cry][cry]
From what I have seen so far, the writing is very good, the writing is quite delicate, and the pace is slow. However, I am a person with an impatient temperament, but the author just managed to intersperse some yandere content in the article to arouse my interest. It is really to my liking.
1. The ending is 9.5. It ended just right, a good ending. 2. Characters on 9. The characters are relatively rich. Both the male and female protagonists have changes in their personalities, and their attitudes towards each other have also changed after different events. They have grown up but also become confused and stagnant. 3. Plot 8.5. "What Means" has fewer plots and "What Means" has fewer characters, but it can't be said that there are none. There are some humorous and interesting plots, and I may never forget the slap in the face. But the subject matter is very vulgar, you can guess what will happen, and some plots feel repetitive. 4. 9.5 In language. The writing and language are not exaggerated, but they have no style.
🍅A rare masterpiece, the writing and narration are very good, especially the portrayal of yandere. It is one of the few works that can truly write about the feeling of yandere. Ninety-nine percent of the so-called yandere themes on the market are just following the trend and moaning for no reason.
This book writes the male and female protagonists very well, especially the female protagonist's love paranoia that is vividly presented. I hope the author can read one or two chapters every day. I really like this novel written by the author.
This is my second review. I think it ranks among the top three yandere novels in Tomato. One problem with most yandere novels is that the heroine falls in love with the hero very easily, and I don't know why she is so possessive. This book at least uses a lot of space to describe the story of Qing Huan and the protagonist when they were young, and then there is the ending. It is actually quite sad. In the eyes of the protagonist, love is just a dream. Some of them include career and so on, but in Qing Huan's eyes, the protagonist is everything to her. It is said more than once in the book that Qing Huan can continue to move forward with her qualifications, but she gave up, but the final ending is okay. I have basically read all the books by this author, and they are all good, but this one is the best one that I feel is even better than the one I am currently writing, Xiao Qi.