This one can be said to be real. Although it is a small dark room, it is different. The writing style of Dada is very good. Shou belongs to a simple and kind-hearted person but has backbone. Then Gong saw that he was interesting and tried to take it as his own. Later, he was locked up in a small dark room for several days, which made Shou succumb (the person who watched this episode felt sadistic) and changed. I have read a lot, but Gong still feels that Shou is his pet (puppy) (he obviously can't live without Shou), but he hasn't written about the crematorium yet. If you don't like it in the first few chapters, you can tolerate it, but it becomes more and more difficult in the later chapters. He is walking on the edge of the review knife.
Secret love + compulsion + yandere + HE The pull of the two-way secret love is amazing, the forbearance and explosion of yandere attack are both super touching, and the undercurrent in the campus background is even more heart-wrenching!
There is a little bit of abuse in the middle, but the result is very sweet [laughs] The hero of the yandere novel still loves the heroine very much [blowing kiss]
The literature about amnesiac yandere from the perspective of heaven gives you a different experience. Leopard, Leopard, Cat and Cat should have missed it for various reasons in the early stage. Lovers will eventually get married. Highly recommended.
After Xie Yan was discovered by the heroine from Flower of the High Mountain disguised as a perverted forced kiss, he tore off his cold mask and said, "You can have an affair with me." Later, he knelt down on his knees and allowed the heroine to lift her chin and humiliate her.
Ling Yue, as the school boy of Nanjing University, is a gentle and restrained academic during the day, but at night he becomes a yandere controlled by the heroine Wen Yiyi. When the heroine seduces him, the business prince will beg in a dumb voice with red eyes, "Baby, I want to do it", and is even willing to be imprisoned in the room to be his exclusive lover.
In the early stage of this book, the campus love story has a very good setting for the heroine, and she is not silly at all. The male protagonist has been planning for a long time, and in the later period, he directly turns into a big dog, who is crazy and possessive, but he really loves the heroine! ! ! I couldn't stop reading the first few chapters, they are so good!
Jiang Yubai used his cool appearance as a scholar to cover up the paranoia in his diary: "I really want to lock her up." When Jiang Yuxing fell into his arms, the yandere boy said "Don't make trouble" on the surface, but secretly wrapped her up tightly with his school uniform jacket. Later, he pinched her waist and begged in a mute voice "kiss her again", acting as an ascetic out of control...
The following is a book recommendation guide for two campus novels, focusing on the perspective of the male protagonist and the characteristics of the "forced yandere puppy", combined with the plot highlights to help you understand quickly: 1. "He Kissed the Little Princess" Core setting: The male protagonist has the attribute of "compulsory yandere puppy", has a strong sense of possessiveness and dependence on the female protagonist ("little princess"), and starts a pursuit-style love intertwined with paranoia and innocence in the campus background. Recommended highlights: - The character of the "yandere puppy" is full of tension: the male protagonist's "yandere" is not extremely harmful, but more like a bit clumsy coercion - he will secretly collect the heroine's things, his eyes will become heavy when she is close to others, but when the heroine looks back, he will immediately change back to his aggrieved look, like a puppy that only needs to be groomed. There is pure love hidden in the paranoia, and the contrast is shocking. - The ultimate pull of campus crush: The story revolves around daily life on campus (such as classroom interactions, club activities, and on the way home from school). The male protagonist never hides his love but is cautiously probing. The "coercion" is reflected in the care that cannot be refused (such as forcing her to give her hot milk tea and fending off troubles for her). The female protagonist goes from initial confusion to gradually falling in love. The emotions are progressive and delicate, suitable for readers who like the tension of the ambiguous period. - The details are striking and sweet: the male protagonist's "yandere" behavior is hidden in the details - for example, he remembers all the female protagonist's preferences and will silently guard her in places she doesn't know. He will say angry words when he is jealous but can't help but get closer. This kind of childish possessiveness gives campus love a unique warmth and sincerity. 2. "There is a Beam of Moonlight in the Dance Room Next Door" Core setting: In the context of campus, the male protagonist is attracted by the female protagonist who is as dazzling as the "moonlight" in the dance room next door. From silent attention to active approach, a love affair with youthful excitement and tenderness begins. Recommended highlights: - A two-way rush with a full sense of atmosphere: "Moonlight" refers to the lightness and dazzle of the heroine when dancing in the dance studio, and also symbolizes her cold and gentle temperament. The hero's heartbeat started from an accidental glimpse, and then became a "frequent visitor" at the door of the dance studio. The two of them went from looking at each other through the glass window to intersecting through club cooperation and campus activities, and the interaction was full of the hazy beauty of youth. - The intertwining of campus and dreams: the heroine's dance dream is an important clue to the story. The hero is not only attracted by her appearance, but also impressed by her focus and persistence when dancing. The two encourage each other to pursue their own goals (such as the hero's studies/hobbies and the heroine's dance competition). Love and growth go hand in hand, inspiring and sweet. - Delicate secret love: the male protagonist's perspective is full of the delicate thoughts of a young man - he will be happy for a long time just to say one more word to the female protagonist, and will secretly practice the opening line of talking to her. This kind of young and sincere love, paired with scenes such as the dance studio, moonlight, campus trails, etc., Has a strong visual sense, suitable for readers who like gentle healing, slow-burning sweet love style. Summary: Both books have their own emphasis. "He Kissed the Little Princess" relies on the paranoid contrast of the "yandere puppy" to create strong tension, and is suitable for those who like passionate and direct campus love; "There is a ray of moonlight in the dance room next door" is better than the gentle atmosphere and two-way growth. It is suitable for readers who prefer delicate secret love and a sense of youthful atmosphere. It can be read as needed without stepping on the trap~