Yandere Girlfriend Simulator

I remembered a sentence I read before, you don't like yandere, you just like someone who will love you forever.

A true yandere will never kill the person he likes until he is desperate. What's going on with Brother Cheng in the world? That's when life and feelings are pushed into a corner, and if you take a step back, you will be shattered into pieces. The purpose of Yuno killing Yukiteru is to change the world to continue the relationship. You can't find this kind of yandere in serious anime who catches the male protagonist and kills him - in fact, this kind of thing doesn't deserve to be called a yandere at all, it's just a psychopath.

The definition of a yandere should be that she regards the male protagonist as her spiritual sustenance, is hostile to anyone who has a good relationship with the protagonist, and is possessive. This kind of protagonist is just killing a lunatic, right? Totally unattractive

I don't understand that all the yanderes I've seen want to kill the protagonist. It's boring. It's too serious and I can't feel my love for the hero. I shouldn't threaten other people who are close to the protagonist first, and then take action if that doesn't work. It's really hard to find yandere articles, they're all about killing, killing, killing

I don't understand. Isn't the protagonist's guide based on his understanding of the simulator? It is not reasonable at all to forcefully increase conflicts without increasing your favorability when the other party has such a good opportunity to be hospitalized. No matter whether the protagonist is grateful to her or not, objectively speaking, the two of them are boyfriend and girlfriend. How can this relationship be ended with just one word when the other person is sick? Do you still want to be a scumbag?

Yandere: A love-dependent patient who is centered on her lover and wants to be by his side all the time. Personality varies with individual differences, and the specific manifestations are also different. Most of them have extreme emotions, they love to the point of being unable to extricate themselves, and when they hate, they will naturally hate them to the core of their being. The behavior also becomes extreme. In order to get him, the average yandere will use everything, including but not limited to dedicating everything, imprisonment, self-mutilation, intimidation and harm to others; the yandere with an IQ will gradually make him only have herself by her side without knowing it, and finally say: I will always be by your side (micro) Laugh😊) PS: Yandere itself is a type of mental illness, which is manifested in emotional instability, so they are mainly super-emotional, and most of them have violent tendencies; so Yandere has reason, but it is not used to suppress emotions, but to serve emotions (the advanced Yandere above ) PS2: Yanderes also have their own behavioral logic. They are not perverted murderers. They just indulge their emotions and have great mood swings. Murder is just a means of revenge for them feeling betrayed and deceived by their lover, not an expression of their love (kill if you love him) He? This is not just a pervert. This is described as a pervert, and it is out of the scope of yandere) Ordinary yanderes are centered on him, and will sacrifice everything for him, and will destroy everything after betrayal; of course, there are also some who are centered on themselves and will get him through various means. But in the final analysis, Shan still likes him and does some things that we think are crazy. PS3: From my personal point of view, just watch it for fun, so the protagonist, the author, can only be liked by a pervert, not a yandere.

After reading the introduction, your girlfriend is not called a yandere, but your girlfriend is called a pervert. The yandere is at best imprisoned, how can she be killed at every turn?

Really, your logic setting is really problematic. Some of the things the protagonist thinks really make people feel stupid. Let me give you an example. In order to escape the yandere, the protagonist's uncle's family was killed. His uncle's annual income is 13 digits, which is 10 billion yen. According to the current exchange rate, 1:20, the annual income is over 100 million, and then he did not hire bodyguards. In other words, the bodyguards can be beaten to death by him, and he must live in a high-end villa area, right? In this case, would an unknown person let you in? That means that all the security guards were killed by her. This is really outrageous. I know very well that what you want to express, author, is that the protagonist cannot escape and can only choose to fall in love with the yandere, but there is something wrong with the way you express it. You have also written seven books. The most basic thing in writing a book is that the logic and self-consistency are like this. The world view, background, setting, and character image almost don't matter. At least the logic is normal. And the author, do you have any problems with the setting of the yandere? Although the setting you wrote is that she kills people when she loses her mind, but normally, this kind of person is not a yandere, she is a psychopath. A yandere can be said to be an extreme dog-licker, but if a yandere can kill the person she likes casually, then what kind of yandere is this? Will a normal dog licker do something bad to the person he likes? Although the yandere is extreme, it can't be this extreme to the person he likes, right? It was the protagonist's first simulation, and the female classmate was chatting and laughing with the protagonist. The yandere would definitely kill the female classmate. You didn't write it in your book, right? That means there is no killing by default, and then the protagonist is killed directly. What theory is this? The first thing a yandere should do is to kill everyone who likes the protagonist and likes the protagonist. What you do is different. You directly kill the protagonist and everyone will be happy. This is outrageous and feels really inappropriate. Author, you have written seven novels. Although all of them are eunuchs, it shouldn't be like this.

If you don't understand what yandere is, then don't write about yandere, okay?

Weird, can this be called a yandere? Who is a yandere who kills the protagonist because a girl gives him water instead of killing the girl?