My Yandere Won't Let Me Go

It's a great read. The author writes very well, surpassing 80% of Tomato's yandere novels. It doesn't feel like an assembly line; it features various styles of yandere characters, and the world-building is vast. Every character has both good and bad endings, and their personalities undergo some transformation, making them quite vivid. It's only updated to around fifty chapters so far, and I haven't found any problems. I eagerly await each update.

It's great! Could the author please update more?

This is already considered excellent among Tomato's yandere novels. It has a bit of a Steins; Gate feel and a touch of Date A Live. The plot might be a little confusing without a clear explanation of the later parts, but for me, in a market saturated with yandere slice-of-life stories, it's a unique and high-quality work. 😏

Keep it up, author! Could you perhaps add a little loli? 😳😳

Listening to this audiobook almost killed my listening buds 🤦🤦🤦, but the beginning was alright.

Suspense, action, intellectual battles, superpowers, past and future—all these elements have appeared in a yandere (obsessive/obsessive) novel. Oh, my goodness! 😘

I'll start with a five-star review, since I'm only reviewing recently and haven't done so in a long time. Some might see this because I deleted the previous ones. Okay, enough rambling, let's get to the good parts: The characters so far have clearly defined personalities.

Don't listen to audiobooks! Don't listen to audiobooks! Torture warning...

Interesting, twisted, and reminiscent of a light novel 🥰

I suggest the author personally intervene later in the game to kill off the male lead and steal him away 😏