Hehe, I Have to Stay Alive!

You don't want to be a yandere, you just want someone to love you.

This male lead is amazing; he forgot everything except surfing the internet and using internet memes.

Kids, I was extremely sleepy when I was in junior high school. Now I understand why: I was targeted by an unknown, yandere beauty, but she was very insecure, which is why I never met her.

Well, to put it simply, Bai Weiwei, as the female lead, doesn't quite fit into the current mainstream of light novels. The pressure is too great. If you can't afford to offend the protagonist, can't you at least avoid him? Some conflicts between the male and female leads are just annoying.

I wondered why the title sounded so familiar; it turned out to be "Am I going to die too?"

Opening: What kind of crazy woman is this, Qingmei, the goddess? Later: I have to say, Sister Ling is brilliant 🙌😭, how could she possibly keep the seemingly inhuman male lead under her thumb for three years, single-handedly preventing all the other women from cheating?

The first chapter is extremely poisonous. In order to support the male lead, the female lead wants to lower his grades, so she feeds him a sleeping potion during class. He showed signs of alertness in class, and the dosage was increased. Why even think about sleeping pills? Those who commit suicide in TV dramas have all done this – a magical little sleeping pill patch that won't harm the body or brain?

Overall, it's good, but it's a genuine yandere story... The problem is that the school setting combined with the oppressive atmosphere of the yandere character is too much. Although there seem to be yandere stories everywhere now, most of them are just using a character as a stepping stone.

After reading five chapters, I knew that the only way for the male protagonist to survive was to become a JoJo's Bizarre Adventure life form. 🙂

He didn't care about dying multiple times in the simulation.