Tokyo: About My Yandere Girlfriend Who Grew Up

Why is it that the male protagonist is always stunned like Kogoro Mouri? Sooner or later he will develop drug resistance.

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Nanami is all in my eyes

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I read so fast that by the time I realized what I'd read it was too late.

There are so many poisonous points in Nikkei classics. The male protagonist is a typical Asasi, moaning for no reason, and the literary youth is too ill. In addition, he has an ambiguous relationship with the second female protagonist. Let's talk about the single female protagonist. In fact, it is disgusting to death. It poisoned me to death. The male protagonist also added the so-called super Ability cannot change the male protagonist's classic action trajectory at all. The critical moment is still like chewing gum. I have read several yandere novels, and I can only say that yandere is yandere for the sake of yandere. The female protagonist can be yandere because of the male protagonist's incompetence.

If you have any opinions, you are welcome to put them forward. The author will try his best to satisfy everyone, woo woo

The author is a little girl, the rugs are very soft and fragrant, and the little ones are also very cute. (Additional refinement!!!)

Although this is a one-woman book, since the female partner is described in detail, don't pimp it out with a male partner. Writing about Riqing is not about becoming Riqing. If you, the author, have that idea, please indicate it in the comment area as soon as possible.

One: The author dresses up as a woman and sends it out habitually Two: The author said that she was acting as the heroine when writing it Three: Such a delicate emotional description, ordinary men cannot write it Out of trust, I believe that the author is not a pervert, so the author is a girl 🙂

Keywords: single heroine, yandere, daily life A specialist in yandere, I wrote two books but lost them, so I came to Qidian. Note: The heroine's yandere intensity is not obvious in the early stage, but she is not trying to sell her off. After feeling the care of the male protagonist, his psychology will gradually transform into a yandere. This process will not be too slow. About Chapter 10, I began to change my inner thoughts, and in Chapter 20, I revealed my rudimentary form and forced myself to kiss the male protagonist. If you have any dissatisfaction, you can raise it and the author will correct it. In addition, the writing style of this article is biased towards Riqing, and all Shennong are welcome to come and taste Baicao. Please collect and follow up~ Aligado.

After reading the article carefully, it seems that the author is the first time the devil from outside the world has written in Qidian? It is indeed rare to write about yandere in Qidian. Writing specifically about it can be regarded as opening up a new track. There are only a handful of people who write about this subject in Qidian. I have the impression that the most recent one seems to be written by a yandere deskmate. I personally think that the best one written is the daily life series, so it is worth cheering up. The author's writing is sophisticated, but his style is not very pleasing. First of all, I personally don't really like the setting of office workers and students. The male protagonist's character and dialogue are so awkward. The most important thing is the behavioral narrative style. The narrative technique of this book gave me the feeling of reading prose in a high school Chinese class. In addition, the dialogue looked awkward (probably too light). This kind of light writing would probably be difficult to achieve at the beginning. I personally think that the author should look at other Qidian romance novels. For Qidian, this genre is still too "young". (Look at the follow-up results. After all, I am only a human being. Maybe some people like this style? But I feel that it is mostly for me)

It's annoying to see the main character so weak all the time, isn't it? She is obviously my girlfriend, but she is having an affair on horseback. I want to see the protagonist turn into a serf and take charge of the family, beat Arisu to her knees, and force her to do Star Fury!

I just finished watching the beginning and felt that Higari Ami was not as good as the Yamanote series. The protagonist acted too nerdy and Asashi, but the protagonist next door with extremely awkward PTSD behaved more like a normal person.

New fans. The author's writing style is very sophisticated. Personal subjective inference is that it is the reincarnation of an extraterrestrial demon or a dirty land. The characters of the male and female protagonists are well described, and the rhythm of the story is also well controlled. It is not too loose or breathless. It is even more valuable to have suitable scene descriptions and life details. Let's get serious: If you want to perfect the "good guy" or "gentleman" side of the male protagonist, you might want to add an interlude in which the female protagonist is given tutoring lessons/planning for the future. After all, the lofty Japanese educator Yukichi Fukuzawa advocates "independence and self-respect" (originally referring to the country but here at the personal level). In my limited stereotype, I think that perhaps the salvation of paranoid individuals involves giving them a different and brighter future from their original fate.

Although the author's comment section is about dressing up as a woman, the yandere plot in the back is quite attractive, especially Arisu's opposite role, but it's hard to get rid of it in the beginning. The protagonist Rory is so rude, and others have taken the initiative to ask for it, but they are still talking nonsense. Ako is entangled and wants, and the old-fashioned drama Asashi's character is vividly depicted. 50% Of one chapter is dialogue and 30% is the protagonist pulling himself, which makes people feel a bit physically uncomfortable.

I kind of know why so many novels about yanderes are not good to read. Writing about yanderes has to focus on the heroine to be interesting.

After all, the heroine is set to be a yandere, and the plot is somewhat different from normal sweet novels... For example, she will perform water magic without singing on the bed where the hero has slept, or secretly hide the toothbrush used by the hero to do some strange things... In short, if you are not receptive, you should consider it before entering. The concentration of yandere seems to be very high at present. The prototype can be seen in chapter ten, and it is already quite obvious in more than twenty chapters. The overall writing style is biased toward Nikki, but it is in the third person.

All I can say is, God of Gods, this is the best pure love novel I have read this year 🙂 I can't stop talking!

It actually has a single female protagonist. It was so dangerous that I almost added it to the bookshelf.

I have read about 40 chapters so far, and found that there are often some modal particles in the dialogue between the male protagonist and the female protagonist, such as oh, hey, and so on, which make the whole person look like a girl. I want to say how can a man in his twenties use so many particles when speaking. I feel that the author is completely using the thinking of writing about women to write about men, which gives people a nondescript feeling.

Sugar, that pink sugar? Isn't it a little too perverted?

Cute sugar pinch

I was talking about how I felt like I had read this book but it was not on the bookshelf. I understood it after reading chapter 46. You had already said you were going to do Lily. If you had mentioned it in the introduction, I would not have stepped into the cesspit so many times. Don't disgust me.

Let's not talk about the plot, let's talk about the writing style. Riqing, Riqing is ridiculously light, like a concentrated liquid, writing and dialogue. I didn't pay attention to the specific "camera sense" of the anime, but I guess it should be there too. The male protagonist is very popular and speaks a bit softly, which some people may not understand. Really, I have read many young male protagonists of Asasi. This male protagonist's Asasi is a bit... Feminine... To be honest, I don't like it very much (referring to the male protagonist), but the writing is to my liking (referring to the concentrated liquid). I may use it (the novel) as a reference for my Japanese light novels and as a learning material.

I thought the male protagonist would really kill Yukiko, but it turned out to be a false shot. As expected, the male protagonist still couldn't make up his mind. I don't have much favorable impressions of the female protagonist now. In fact, killing Asami can be avoided no matter what. I can only say that he is indeed a yandere. Even a kitten has to be killed. The senior has also degenerated into a yandere. I hope the two yanderes can have a gun-on-gun decisive battle and a war that belongs to yanderes.

Not a single heroine, right? I jumped halfway through watching it, but it was too ambiguous with the female co-star later on.

In Chapter 96 of the progress, the fireworks display is still being talked about in the car, and people can't understand something, which makes people very upset. Not very suitable for me, so be it

It's a good read, and I recommend it to anyone who likes being young or yandere-y. (I helped give the author a good review when I saw that there was no author. When will you wear women's clothes and show off!)