A Girl's Secret Journal

Written primarily from the younger sister's perspective, this is the first time I've seen a book like this on Pineapple Bun; it's novel and creative. That's why I diligently awaited the author's daily updates. However, that will have to end today; I won't read this book anymore, regardless of whether the male protagonist's girlfriend is redeemed or suffers a tragic end. In real life, I'm just a student who hasn't graduated yet. Modern society is filled with so much darkness that it has long since made me lose faith in love, vowing to remain unmarried and live a solitary life. Since I'm unhappy in real life, I'll seek love in the virtual world, watching how others experience it...

I only added this to my favorites a few days ago. I rarely read yandere novels before, but this one really caught my eye. Since I read it all at once, I might not have read everything carefully, but personally, I think the yandere younger sister character is very well-developed. I can't quite explain it, but ruthless, two-faced (referring to her acting skills), exploiting others' sympathy, extremely possessive, and sharp-tongued (okay, this is just a filler, she's actually not that bad)... If all these traits were concentrated in one woman, she would probably be hated by many, after all, hypocritical and scheming. I think I thought so before, but... I'm hooked...

Dear author, I think it would be great if Lin Ziqiao could be made into a yandere and fight alongside the other characters (special mention!).

Visiting the graves, I want to see Xiao Ai's happy ending.

The author married her brother, became pregnant, and lived a happy and fulfilling life, so she stopped updating her novel.

This is the first time I've ever seen a novel written so well from a yandere's perspective. Unlike those silly harem novels where the yanderes are supposed to be living in harmony? I really wonder what's going on in those silly authors' heads.

Damn, more than a year has passed in the blink of an eye, that's fast!

I still don't want Xiaoyuan and Zeen to be together; it makes me uncomfortable. But the author abandoned the story, so be it.

This book reminds me of someone else's work, something like "I Wasn't Disobedient" by the Little Saint of the Mo Family.

That doesn't make sense. The younger sister loves her older brother more than anyone else. Wouldn't it be best for the two of them to be together to control the illness? Why did they find someone else?