My Yandere Childhood Friend: You're My Only Illness

The writing style of this novel is very delicate, and the characters it describes are very real. It allows people to fully understand the control that the induced yandere has over the male protagonist. The process depicted is wonderful and the emotional changes are also very detailed. This is a rare yandere novel. I particularly like the control the heroine had over the hero when she was a child, and I hope it can be updated until the end. Thanks to the author for bringing us such a masterpiece.

The writing is very delicate, and the author (I think the writing is very good, so she is a woman by default) knows what she is writing. I think she has already made an outline before writing, not phased, but maybe even global. She knows what she writes to highlight, prove, and express. Every clear goal, every achieved goal, is a staged growth and increase in the heroine's characteristics and fullness of the character. The description is so delicate that it has reached a terrifying point. It is very simple. A common derogatory word for simplicity is mediocrity. In other words, it is a chronicle. However, the author's descriptions in this book are worthy of the word "simple". It is a yandere novel with great connotation, not the kind of vernacular, such as "the morbidity in the eyes is overflowing", It's not awkward, like "You can only be mine", which falls into the cliche. The article describes the heroine's eyes many times. Compared with the vernacular, it's more friendly to people with higher emotional delicateness. It's good, but sometimes the description is too much and puts the cart before the horse, which makes me a little bit I can't calm down and appreciate it carefully. Good description of works is important, but it cannot give enough, useful and decisive information. Just blindly pursuing the writing style will easily fail to retain readers. Don't let it be written by AI. If it is written by AI, I will be very sad and will be slapped in the face 😢 😢

It's very interesting, and the description of his psychological state is very good. He is really yandere, and I hope there won't be any other third parties. But I think the male protagonist may really accept love passively, and after being with the female protagonist, he does not take the initiative to keep an appropriate distance from the opposite sex, but only maintains it after the female protagonist reminds him, especially when he shares his daily life with female colleagues after work. This part is a little uncomfortable to watch. The male protagonist has no sense of boundaries. Although he was reminded by the female protagonist later, he kept the distance and disconnected, but it was the female protagonist who intervened. There are many descriptions of the female protagonist's psychological activities. Every time the male protagonist comes into contact with other girls, I feel that when the male protagonist is about to fall in love with other girls, the female protagonist's behavior directly cuts off this emotional connection. It sounds yandere and fits the character. It makes my heart tremble. Also, I feel that it was too late for the male protagonist to like the girl. He didn't confirm the relationship until his freshman year. It was good to get married later. The male protagonist is willing to enter the female protagonist's trap. I hope that the male protagonist will love the female protagonist more and highlight some of the male protagonist's psychological activities. Only personal opinion

This episode is amazing. It's the first time I've seen such a detailed story from childhood to adulthood.

God, if you really don't want to poke fun at the children, I'll continue to see how the story goes. If there are no cows or poisons in the back, I can really become a god 😄 👍

Awesome, this psychological description, this writing style, awesome

"Is our meeting destined?" "No, it was me who planned and forced it by racking my brains."

I don't know whether to write a novel or an essay.

It's good-looking, and if it's slow to develop, it has the potential to become a masterpiece, but why are there so few people? Haven't the author figured out how to create a group?

Good luck, cheers for the author 🍉