Yandere Collection: My Sickly Obsessed Campus Belle Wives

This short story approach is excellent; it has everything you need and is definitely worth reading. After all, I'm here for yandere stories, and writing thousands of pages of political intrigue and business battles would easily make me lose patience if not done well. This concise and impactful style is truly satisfying.

When I discovered I could tolerate and even get used to the first female lead, I knew I was already sick, absolutely XXY (a Japanese term for a person with a sexually transmitted disease). And from that, Xiao Chunan taught you how to suppress... I unexpectedly really like her, if only I could agree to complete my studies.

Brothers, I can say this is the most satisfying and most to my liking yandere novel I've ever encountered. Regarding the characters of the male and female leads, the male lead isn't someone mindlessly trying to escape a yandere; he's someone who, when faced with a beautiful woman and financial freedom, how many people could resist?

Okay, okay, my personal favorite is the Algia story. After all, who doesn't love a white-haired, red-eyed, yandere little loli? But it's not just about erotica; the final climax was really good. Although it was punished by the lifespan theory, the ending isn't unacceptable. And the story with the two female ghosts was so satisfying! 🥰🥰🥰 It had a really strong aftertaste.

I've read many books, but this is my favorite. The different protagonists in each story have distinct personalities, and the writing is very realistic. The author's writing style is also excellent, and it was very moving. Keep up the good work, author!

It's all very good! The first story is quite delicate and realistic, the second story is full of twists and turns and super exciting, and the third story's "White Paper Lolita" is so delicious, it's really tasty. Personally, I like the third story's "White Paper Lolita" the most.

Well, although the third story ends with a discussion of lifespan, it's cleverly memorable (though I suggest the author put each story in a separate volume, making it easier for readers to find them and keeping things concise).

I don't approve of updates that aren't at least 300 chapters a day.

This is truly a superior work. I've read over a dozen yandere novels written in the first person before, and I was almost poisoned by them. But this book is refreshing and elegant. However, I still can't get used to the first person perspective. In summary, it's short and concise, but if you can't handle the first person perspective, I suggest you skip this one, otherwise it will be very difficult to read. I'm leaving now. I'll bookmark this page. The quality is still quite good.

I knew it was going to be something special just from the cover, and the result confirms it. Every female lead is either extremely cautious or utterly cunning; the only thing the male lead can do is psychological warfare. How is he supposed to win? Author, keep up the good work! Maintain this style!