[Tokyo] + [Yandere] + [Mind Games] + [Multiple Heroines] + [Romance?] + [Slice of Life]
Hirasawa Kazuhiko was a man who was beyond reproach in every way, from his grades and athletic ability to his looks.
But he had one fatal flaw: his younger sister, Hirasawa Yuki.
To help his sister, who had shut herself away after being traumatized by an accident, Hirasawa Kazuhiko went out of his way to reach out to many girls struggling through dark times.
As he learned through the process of saving them, he was held back by his own restraints and couldn't take things further. Gradually growing numb, he developed a condition known as White Knight Syndrome.
Still, life seemed like it could go on that way, until one day Hirasawa Kazuhiko realized that a girl he'd just saved had shown up by his side. And it seemed she wasn't the only one?
His sister also seemed to be hiding some kind of secret from him.
"I love... my big brother the most..."
(Also known as: Why Have All the Girls I've Saved Suddenly Started Showing Up Around Me?!!!)
After reading the beginning, I think it's okay. Will the author write about the cause of the protagonist White Knight in the future? The protagonist White Knight is obviously more of a savior. The cause is most likely an environment with less love. He finds that only by helping others can he get more attention and love. The white knight of the protagonist can be described in professional terms as three psychological concepts. Respectively, the savior plot: gaining self-worth by helping others, but sometimes ignoring the real needs and ideas of others. Codependency: Excessive care and concern for others, even enduring pain for others. Excessive altruism: Altruistic behavior exceeds the normal range, which in turn causes one's physical condition and quality of life to be negatively affected.
It's very comfortable to watch, I support it with five stars. It's just that except for Shiratori Tsuki Nagisa, the other female characters in the article seem to be able to guess what they look like only through their tone of voice and some simple descriptions of their appearance.
I like the theme setting, but I think the writing style is a bit lacking (the appearance, environment and characters always feel a bit thin... The plot may be a bit abrupt?), But the author writes very seriously and not brainlessly, so I support it
The plot is okay and totally worth watching. Unfortunately, I originally wanted to see my sister's performance, but she was banned after a few highlights. After scrolling back and forth, it seems that it's not time to turn over, so I'll just watch it for the time being.
What a great book, with delicate emotions and deep wit.
When will the protagonist be trained 🥰🥰🥰🥰? I just want to see the male protagonist be severely suppressed. Please give me a five-star review and support the writing. Write slowly. Writing is something that needs to be accumulated. Come on!!
Author, how many female protagonists are there 🤔
Come on, this is a book with great potential.
Seeing it is fate
It can only be said that everyone is very cunning. The protagonist thought he had seen through his sister, but in fact it was her sister who deliberately gave him a flaw. She is still too authoritative. Well, in Japan, it seems that the correction of autism here requires personal consent, and family members cannot declare it on their behalf.