Protecting Imouto

I've read a few yandere novels, but the way this book presents yandere traits really caught my eye. The female protagonist isolates the male protagonist by any means necessary, hoping to force him to seek her help, but she always fails. The involvement of others further complicates things, making each day unsettling. The amazing opening immediately grabbed my attention. The author has a pretty wild imagination. The author must be familiar with the major categories of yandere; incorporating them all would make the work even more exciting, though it might be difficult to reconcile the relationships. But well, with such a vivid imagination, there's always a way, right? I look forward to the development of your masterpiece! Keep it up! 😏😏

Many yandere novels are formulaic, but this author has created a unique slice-of-life story that excites me with each update. I hope the author continues to improve and update frequently. The second female lead isn't like the typical heavily yandere character who's constantly fighting and killing; instead, she's easily satisfied and her jealousy of the male lead is more of a daily occurrence. So far, she's only triggered her yandere tendencies twice. The female lead, on the other hand, is a severe brother-complex character, a rare high-IQ heroine. Her methods, her witty remarks, her adorable personality, her ruthlessness towards her rivals, and her deep love for the male lead have all touched me.

First, why were the words in the first chapter so excessive? The author intentionally used this for plot development. I suspect the author's intention was to maintain a balance, showing the younger sister's dissatisfaction and driving away the male lead, thus introducing Ryouka, but without ruining the younger sister's character (a cunning rather than malicious nature fits this description, although the younger sister's later actions were indeed excessive). Second, the younger sister may have subconsciously closed the distance due to long-term longing, assuming the other would forgive her. She might be a bit arrogant, but she would also be given a way out, such as letting the male lead into the house when he didn't hear her. If they were very close friends, this would only be a joke (meaning...).

I've stopped reading Pineapple Buns (a popular online book series), but I came back to check today, and the book that was abandoned is still abandoned.

I found this book when I was in the second year of junior high school looking for free books, and now I'm in my senior year of high school and it's only the finale yet. I'm so upset.

I feel like the female lead is sick.

What drives this author to keep updating the story without publishing it online? It feels very unfair to the author.

Is there still a chance for Kaori-sensei?

A truly conscientious service in the industry; you can watch it without signing a contract or using any third-party services.

I watched this in my third year of junior high school, and now I'm a freshman in college. It brought tears to my eyes.