My Obsessive Online Ex-Girlfriend Became My Counselor

The setting is relatively close to reality. There is no surreal force and financial resources, only an endless sense of oppression 😄

The author uses a very novel technique to write about another type of yandere, completely breaking away from the current mainstream way of writing yandere. Although the previous order is indeed a bit messy, these are all minor problems. I hope the author can continue to do so [sending my heart][sending my heart][sending my heart] This book can be said to be the yandere novel that least resembles a yandere novel [sneery laugh] [sneak laugh] [sneak laugh]

The writing of this book is indeed quite unique. The fly in the ointment is that every time it is him, she feels uncomfortable hearing it, not knowing who is following whom. Moreover, this book feels like an AI, which is very uncomfortable when I listen to it. However, if it is slow-paced, it is okay. Mainly because it is really good when I read it, but when I listen to it, I feel very uncomfortable. Sometimes I still can't figure out some of the logic, but other aspects of it are pretty good, and the psychological description is also pretty good. The only fly in the ointment might be him and her, because it was extremely uncomfortable to listen to, and I couldn't even figure out who was doing what. In the later period, it was also like "he, he, she". I might suggest changing it to a name next time, so that it doesn't feel too uncomfortable for people like us who hear it. But if we read it, that's another matter.

Okay, okay, this yandere novel is not like other yandere novels. There is no dark room or chasing a husband. Su Nian'an uses the power of a counselor to tie up the words. The technique is clever and reasonable. The daily life of the male and female protagonists after they are together is also sweet and sticky 😳. It's beautiful and I love to read it!!!

I didn't give it five points because I was a little scared when I read it. The author wrote as if he had experienced it, but it was still very well written and had a lot of details.

What I want to say is that the explanatory character reading is indeed very stylish, but it can be reduced appropriately, just like adding salt. It cannot be absent, but it should not be too much. Leave some blank space for the readers to have more flavor.

The author's writing is good, many descriptions are thoughtful, and the character creation is okay. It is still okay among the books I have read so far. Although there are occasional problems during the reading process, it does not affect it. I really recommend it to anyone interested in this subject. I just hope the author can maintain his current status.

The emotional and psychological description is pretty good, but this book has a lot of bugs. It's not written in AI. It's just that the author forgot about it as he wrote it. But I feel it has a little bit of AI flavor and a little bit of polish.

Very delicate, very fresh, slightly yandere, completely different from the stormy yandere novels of the past

What is different from other books is that there are many descriptions of psychology and thinking interspersed in this book. Lao Zuo can also express those abstract thoughts in words, which is great. Moreover, the heroine is very unique, something I have never seen in other novels. Well, my ability to express is limited, so I can summarize it very well. Come on.