Yandere Collection: My Sickly Obsessed Campus Belle Wives

This kind of short story is really a good idea. It has everything it needs and is worth reading. After all, this is just to see the yandere. It's easy to lose patience if you don't write a story of thousands of pages about political intrigues and scheming. Such a short and concise taste is really [full]

When I found out that I could tolerate or even get used to the first female protagonist, I knew that I had been sick for a long time. She was absolutely xxy. Xiao Chunan, who was born from this, teaches you how to suppress... Unexpectedly, I like it very much, if I can agree to complete my studies. Ahem, to be honest, the novel is good, but the first one has a bit of a common problem with yandere novels, that is, the male protagonist must be rebellious. Well, this is a plot requirement, or he is not xxy, but the muscle weakness is true, and the male protagonist is still weak and the female protagonist is strong. Like [love][love][love]

Brothers, I can say that this is the most satisfying and satisfying yandere novel I have ever encountered. In terms of the characters of the male and female protagonists, the male protagonist is not a mindless person who wants to escape from a yandere. He is a person who meets a beautiful woman, has wealth and freedom, and how many people can withstand it. The male protagonist's choice between freedom and desire, and the throbbing of sympathy and concern in his heart when faced with the female protagonist's pretense of pity, are the true inner world of a man, rather than a mindless desire to escape. The same goes for the female protagonist. When faced with the collapse of the male protagonist, Laiboda made the right choice as a yandere who truly loves someone. Especially the sentence "Everywhere without you is a prison" really touched me deeply. In fact, I have my own interpretation of the plot's final twist (here are some spoilers, please skip if you haven't read the first story): In the end, the female protagonist did not expect that the male protagonist would accept her so quickly, and everything went smoothly, especially the last monologue, which gave me goosebumps. At first, I really wanted the male protagonist to regain his mental health, but after the release, especially after being accepted by the male protagonist, the feeling of wanting to get everything, wanting to be integrated with the person you love... Is simply perfect. The author sees that I am so considerate in my comments. Could you please make a sequel to the first story? Please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please.

Okay, I personally like the one about Algea the most. After all, who doesn't like petite lolita with white hair, red eyes, but it's not just about the sublimation of the meat elements in the end. It's really good. Although it was sanctioned by the life-span theory, this ending is not unacceptable. Also, the one about the two female ghosts gave me a lot of fun [Adoration] [Adoration] [Admiration] It has great stamina. The description of the male protagonist in the short story was okay, but the female protagonist was even worse. All in all, it's a no-brainer and fun, just watch it and enjoy it [Adoration]

I have read many books, and this one is my favorite. The protagonists in different stories have different personalities, and the writing is very real. The author's writing style is also very good. I was very moved when I read it. Great support for the author! !

It's very beautiful. The first part is more delicate and realistic. The second part has constant twists and turns and is super cool. The white paper loli in the third part is so delicious. It's really delicious. I personally like the white paper loli in the third part the best.

How should I put it? Although the ending of story three is about life span, it is cleverly impressive (but I suggest that the author put each story in a separate volume, which is more convenient for readers to find and concise)

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It is truly a superb work. I have read more than a dozen yandere novels written in the first person before, and I was almost addicted to it. After reading this book, it is really beautiful, but I still can't adapt to the first person. The summary is short and concise, but if you can't adapt to the first person, I suggest you delete it, otherwise it will be uncomfortable to read. I will go first and mark it. The quality is still OK.

When I first saw the cover, I thought it was not simple, but the effect turned out to be true. Every female protagonist is either cautious or shady. The only thing the male protagonist can do is psychological warfare. Is he going to hit her on the head? Come on, the author, keep up this style.