Is There a Nurturing System? Then the Male Protagonist Is Still Very Yandere
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Want to watch something like "Spoiled!" The Yandere Boss and His Soft Doll. It's similar to this book, and it's a nurturing book. It will write about childhood sweethearts, and then the male protagonist will dress and feed the female protagonist, and then the male protagonist will be very possessive.
Personally, I feel that the male protagonist is too coercive. The female protagonist has stayed in his house since she was a child and made an appointment to marry her (the female protagonist has a good relationship with the male protagonist's family). The male protagonist raised her up to be a loser and refused to let her leave him. Later, the female protagonist met her pure buddies and the male protagonist became jealous. The female protagonist (who paints) had an exhibition of her favorite painter. The female protagonist admired this painter. Later, she felt that the male protagonist was too controlling. The female protagonist had an ectopic pregnancy and she had to abort the child forcibly, so she divorced the male protagonist. Personally, I think The heroine's baby is really kind. After he came back, the hero used a very extreme method (crash a car) to make the heroine fall in love with him. The heroine hopes that the hero can change this perverted controlling desire (no little white flowers, green tea). Overall, it's not bad. I like this book of yandere advice.
A person's manners, tolerance, patience, and education are all cultivated in the family. A person who loves the world but cannot get along well with his parents can be said to be a very maladjusted person. Because he cannot learn to adapt even in the most immediate relationships