After Being Bound to a Depressed Yandere, I Fell into Darkness

First give yourself a good review and encourage me 😳

After reading it, it's okay. In fact, there's no big problem, it's just rare. In addition, basically all Tomato novels will have a plot about having a baby, that is, a sour boy and a hot girl, and then the protagonist will really want a girl, not a boy. The default is for girls to be well-behaved and for boys to be boisterous. This aspect has also become a tradition. It can be said that everything is 100% copied and pasted. I have seen enough, so I will deduct one point.

It's pretty cool, I hope it'll be dark in a few more pictures 😄

This is the first time I've seen it go so fast. The female protagonist takes care of the male protagonist in a few dozen chapters, takes good care of her mother, takes care of the beast, and then goes to college with the male protagonist (whether she passed the exam or not) The first time I saw it, I felt refreshed. What a yandere!!!

Is it a single heroine? Why does it feel like there are so many female protagonists arranged? If it were a single female protagonist, there could be fewer female supporting characters. Don't engage in so many emotional dramas! Just enough is enough, more is the same as having more heroines. The key is to do it but not accept it. 🍉[What][Pout][Roll eyes]

Those 10 or 20 photos felt pretty good, nothing too poisonous. It's at the food and grass level, right?

It's a good novel, and the author is also very interesting.

One sweet, two meat, three salutes

After reading it, when I first came here, I came here for the yandere component. The heroine's disease component is relatively small and the degree is relatively mild, and the yandere component is more. It's a little sweet article with a daily focus [Chigua]

It's pretty good. The story is quite complete, the plot is relatively compact, and there isn't much of a climax. The article is more daily, but the whole story is quite heartwarming. It's worth reading in your leisure time.