Transmigrate into a Book as a Cannon-Fodder? I Can Tame the Villainess with a Twisted Heart

The plot of the story is ups and downs, very exciting and very interesting. But this article about yandere still focuses on the word "disease" and does not describe the "love" of yandere. According to my understanding, a yandere is an extreme desire for control arising from extreme love. The core of everything is inseparable from that "love", but the author has created a male protagonist who does not understand love and does not believe in love. The male protagonist's desire for control is just a pure illness. The yandere has no inner desire for control at all, and is just a pure mental illness patient. I personally do not agree that this kind of male protagonist who has no love and can only calculate is called a yandere. It should be like the heroine, who is crazy in pursuit of love, but in the end she only finds a careful calculation. In my opinion, the heroine completely lost her personality in the last few chapters. It's an unqualified yandere novel, but it's a qualified novel, like an off-topic but unexpectedly well-written essay.

Of course my book has been well received [shy][shy] This book is the work of a crazy author. Big guys with high ideological and moral standards should not go into this by mistake [cover face][cover face][cover face]

After reading more than a dozen chapters, I decided to give it five stars. Of course, some of them were not to my taste. However, the track is niche and I will get all the creative points. If possible, I still hope that there will be no physical harm, no matter which party it is, although there seems to be not much at the beginning. I really like that kind of feeling of possession that never leaves the other person, occupying the other person with all of myself, following each other like a shadow. When the two dance, one person dances, and the other person sticks to him like a shadow. I like them all whether they are sticky, aggressive, or silently paying attention. Of course, the combination of the three is more to my liking.

A novel yandere novel, almost the whole story is about the emotional tug-of-war between the male and female protagonists (the male protagonist manipulating the female protagonist throughout the whole process can be considered a tug-of-war). Su in the story finally accepted her fate and accepted the male protagonist's "love" It's a pity that the male protagonist is on the sick side, he doesn't understand love and doesn't believe in love. However, the male protagonist's strong possessiveness and desire for control, and his "care and concern" are just right for Su who lacks love and has low self-esteem. It can be regarded as a lock [face covering]

Hehe, it's pretty good-looking. If you like yandere stories, come here. Well, folks, this is it, a real battle between twins. This is the madman in me. It's not like those little sweet articles that are disguised as yandere. Come and take a look, everyone.

Interesting, the protagonists: Shen Yuan and Su Wanyi, real yandere tricks, quick thinking, psychological warfare, Shen Yuan's ex-girlfriend, Shen Yuan meets Su Wanyi through books. After seeing the ending, in the book, in the book, who is the real Shen Yuan? What kind of role is Su Wanyi? What kind of roles are Qin Mujiang Qiuyue and Shen Yuan's ex-girlfriend? After reading it, I was really touched. "The male supporting actor dressed as cannon fodder and tied up the yandere female villain" Author: Shi Shixi

It can be quite interesting, the author writes on very new topics, [exploration]

Two yanderes, one tortures his body, and the other wants her mentally. It's better than any other yandere novels I've read before. I give the author 5 stars. Although it's a little short, it's very interesting. May the author give it a try! ! !

It makes me sick, you know [laughs] The only book in Living Tomatoes that only contains illness, and is sick to the core. I can't even find a trace of love, but it made me feel so happy. It can be understood as a story about two yanderes who fall ill [laughs]

After reading it, I haven't seen anything of the same type on Tomato with a very novel theme. I like yandere but hate good-for-nothing male protagonists, so I don't like to read mainstream yandere novels. For me, this book is like meeting a close friend. The author writes it very well, the plot has ups and downs, the characters are three-dimensional, the male protagonist is crazy and I like it very much, and I am very satisfied with the ending. Manhun[like][like][like]