How Did My Sharp-Tongued Club President Turn Into a Yandere?

Well, it's a bit like Rin Kiyono, the way Toru Watanabe and Miki get along in the club. Rin Kiyono, who is cold and arrogant, can see through Toru Watanabe at a glance. The fox's character is also a bit like Miki. But the author's writing is okay. Please update it more. Is this a double heroine or a single one? I particularly liked the tacit understanding and relationship between Kiyono Rin and Watanabe Toru in the later part of that book. I hope this book will be well written in the later period, a bit like Kiyono Rin. Has this book changed from a single female protagonist to multiple female protagonists? At first, I felt that it should be the single female protagonist of the Literary Club President, but now that I write it, I feel that the fox and the student council president also feel that these three people are okay. If it becomes multiple female protagonists, can we not accept Teacher Wang's niece? I feel that she caused the male protagonist to be beaten, and then used the male protagonist to help rescue the situation. The impression is not good, and finally update the author more!!!

Delicious, delicious😋 Rated 8.3/10 Your plot logic is a bit retro, but your style makes up for it. The description of the character stays in the animal shape and piles up adjectives, but the behavior does not violate the animal shape, which is also a good way to write. The scene where the president turned into a yandere was a bit cliche, but the abrupt ending and the subsequent sister scene were bonus points. I will wait for the blood to flow into a river. It's unfair that only my roommate can have this sticky and heavy emotion. I support the fox to join it😋😋

I quite like the genre. I think all the female protagonists that have appeared so far are okay except Wang Xin. Her emotional line has not been developed, and I don't know what will happen next, but if she is really just trying to play with people's hearts, I will spit it out. After all, leaving aside subjective thoughts and behaviors, she has definitely caused the male protagonist to be hurt and troubled. Does she know that the suitors around her will cause trouble? If she knows, why does she have to get close to the protagonist who expressly refuses. If she's just natural, there's nothing wrong with that. But her designs currently show that she is at least not that innocent. (Assuming that this is the situation I proposed, please do not appear to chase your husband. It is also good to use it as a step for the other female protagonists to heat up with the male protagonist. Of course, I just mind) Of course, the author should have thought about the subsequent plot design. As long as the possibility I raised does not arise, then this can be considered a good book. Having said all this, I am actually more concerned about when Sister Lu will eat [I understand]

It's not the kind of assembly-line web novel, without too many earth-shattering plots. Like many old works, it is moist and silent, and it gradually develops emotional resonance with various heroines. Nice

I wonder if Wang can come to the table to eat. First of all, she was already stepping on the male protagonist Leiden (a social butterfly who is gentle to everyone). Then she also had a suitor, and the first one she had with the male protagonist was while climbing a mountain (it was Wang Bai who asked the teacher to invite the male protagonist). Of course, this suitor disappeared after being tricked by Lu (the first female protagonist). Wang and the second (suspected) suitor taught the male protagonist and others how to dance ballroom dancing (this is required by the school), and they seemed to teach it 6 times. Supplement: The girl who was sparring with the male protagonist asked for leave.

It's good-looking. Although the early chapters borrowed from Harmono, it doesn't have this feeling. It's good-looking and highly recommended. Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!! By the way, will Su Hu and Ming become a yandere? Oh, I typed it wrong. Brother, it's panda, not his name.

The writing is very good and makes me want to read it. There are a lot of "verbose" descriptions in novels now, but this book has a lot of blank spaces and short strokes that make it very comfortable to read. Originally, I rarely read yandere, but this book is worth reading💕

The feeling of spring things, the growth of a yandere, I love it so much. The first chapter at the beginning attracted me and I read it a bit like the background of spring things. The battle of wits can be regarded as self-consistent. The relationship between the characters develops smoothly. You can read it 😄 [heartfelt]

In fact, the income of painting periods and emoticons is very low, not as fast as a large paragraph of text. I don't know since when, fragmented expressions have flooded our online world. Many people are used to piecing together responses with short phrases, scattered symbols, and a few periods, thinking that this saves time and effort and allows them to complete their expression. But when you really sink your mind, you will find that a few symbols carry very little content. Only a complete and full text can contain thoughts, emotions and perceptions, and convey a heavier power. Come on Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on [call] [call] I copied the above, but I'd say it's pretty good.

It's so youthful~ [Learned], even an old man like me can't read it. Well, I accidentally read it, and I didn't expect it to be fun. I finished the current chapter in 3 hours. To summarize, I can give you a quick overview of the characters. Each character has its own personality characteristics (I like it) The President's version is straight and black~ [laughs evilly]) Then as for the plot, well, I personally feel that the plot of the student union is a bit abrupt and does not connect well with the previous ones, but overall it is not bad. I hope that similar plots in the future can be used to foreshadow one or two chapters, eh, eh, eh. But it always feels like a very familiar flavor. The male protagonist feels like a great teacher.