Do Yanderes Get to Do Whatever They Want? I'll Set You Straight

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The article's powerful language immediately captivated me, and secondly, the male protagonist's character is quite likable. Currently, there are three female leads: a childhood friend with stat-boosting abilities that fits my preferences, a socially awkward doujinshi artist who's there for the redemption storyline, and an intellectual older brother and sister 😏😏 It's so much fun!

I was initially drawn in by the cover, but the author's writing is truly excellent. Both the prose and character development are very solid, and the protagonist's personality is right up my alley. While the initial romantic development might seem a bit fast, most of it is well-foreshadowed, making it far better than those drawn-out, tedious stories.

The story of "The Psychologist Who Dislikes Playing the Self-Destruction Plot with Three Confident Winners and a Zone" is indeed quite good 😋 Five stars! It hasn't reached the gravity phase yet and doesn't really touch on the yandere aspect, but I've already seriously warned about it many times. I'm looking forward to the male lead becoming a psychologist who's been divided into four parts.

It's really well written. The male lead is very well-developed; he's the kind of person I want to be. When I was in junior high, a female friend told me that I was very gentle, and I was so happy at the time. So I always aspired to be a gentle person. But later I also realized that I am a very vain person with a dark side. My family background and my abilities are far below my expectations.

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Although it features multiple female leads, each heroine's reasons for liking and falling in love with the male lead are plausible, unlike the mindless, haphazard ways often found in other harem novels. The male lead's personality is also excellent; he doesn't come across as greasy or sleazy. Hopefully, the author will develop a perfect "what if" storyline for each heroine later on, instead of endlessly convoluted and unpredictable romantic pairings.

This is so good! I read it for three hours straight. Although I initially came for the yandere aspect, I haven't seen it yet, but that doesn't matter; I can tell it's all setup. The first few dozen chapters are very well-written, making it perfectly suitable as a slice-of-life urban romance novel. Whether you want yandere or slice-of-life, this is for you.

I was drawn in by the title, but after reading it, I found it wasn't like that at all. It's the kind of novel that mixes in jokes and humor. The most outstanding part is the reunion six years after the childhood sweetheart was rejected. After a series of events, she takes the initiative to ask the male lead about the truth behind the rejection.

It's pretty good. At first, I thought the killer/yandere character was the female lead from the synopsis 🤦, which scared me off. But after reading a few more chapters, it's quite nice. The only downside is the timing of the eating scenes felt a bit off.